wet_commentmagic changes all parts of a comment which might be decipherable as a web address into clickable links, and thus safes visitors from diving into the thicket of Textile’s syntax.

If you want to serve your Textpattern site with the proper MIME type, you need to edit publish.php, found in the /textpattern/ directory. (written for 4.0.3)

1. Backup and open /textpattern/publish.php in a text editor
2. Search for “text/html” (lines 115 and...

Parse any text with Textile. Requires Textpattern v.4.0.3.

Updated to v0.5

A plugin to format and display a text file—specifically a file of code—in a convenient manner.

There are other plugins out there that do this, but this was my first shot an a TXP plugin—a project on which to cut my php teeth—and I wanted a code listing with cleaner layout than glx_code and a lot leaner output than GeSHi. This is the result.

Toggle default Textile setting for excerpts. Requires Textpattern v.4.0.3.

This plugin creates a shaded area with syntax highlighted code (for PHP only currently).

This plugin will create a formating bar that will insert textile formating code in the textarea. Its based on the quicktags used by wordpress.

The anc_hide plugin allows you to comment out areas of a page or form opaquely; using the anc_comment tag instead of HTML comments around a block of code will hide it from the rendered output.

Saw Dunstan Orchard’s article about tag redefinition and thought that this could / would be an useful plugin.

No documentation site or anything like that yet as I am still building my website. One will pop up in time.

I would like to...

This is a fairly involved hack for TXP that allows one to use TextilePHP, or any other suitable replacement for Textile, quite easily.