Ok, don’t expect the moon yet but preliminary textile support is here. Any tiddler tagged with “textile” will be processed by the textile engine. I wanted something automatic but couldn’t find a great way to make the decision which engine to use to render…

Orignally based from the work of Jeff Minard’s SuperTextile most of the code has now replaced with re-written code ported from Ruby’s RedCloth.

You might want to see the TextileBugs tiddler for more details.

What works

• headers
• blockquotes
• footnoting¹
• stong ,emphasis, delete, insert, _subscript, ^superscript
• class#id attribute syntax
• {style} attribute syntax
• lists and multi-level lists

What does not work

• tiddlylinks and macros are iffy
• tables
• alignment attributes

¹yes, it works!