log for nbl_markup2009-03-20T15:53:19+00:00 new file: nbl_markup2009-03-20T15:53:19+00:00Voker57<p><strong> new file: nbl_markup</strong></p><span style='color: #FF9EA0'>--- /dev/null</span><br /><span style='color: #8AFF63'>+++ b/nbl_markup</span><br /><span style='color: #E200FF'>@@ -1 +1,13 @@</span><br /><span style='color: #8AFF63'>+h1. NBL markup</span><br /><span style='color: #8AFF63'>+</span><br /><span style='color: #8AFF63'>+NBL markup is used everywhere in our web presence. It's generally "Textile":http://textile.tresholdstate.com with following additions:</span><br /><span style='color: #8AFF63'>+</span><br /><span style='color: #8AFF63'>+* Double square brackets for wiki-links. Use | for named link, / in beginning for absolute link. Examples: </span><br /><span style='color: #8AFF63'>+"contact":/wiki/Voker57/contact "nbl_markup":/wiki/nbl_markup "This Page":/wiki/nbl_markup </span><br /><span style='color: #8AFF63'>+</span><br /><span style='color: #8AFF63'>+* > in beginning of line for quotations. It's shorthand for at-signs around the quote. Examples:</span><br /><span style='color: #8AFF63'>+??> But i'm still chasing chitlins, whiskey and skirt??</span><br /><span style='color: #8AFF63'>+</span><br /><span style='color: #8AFF63'>+* Single square brackets for making link a link. Pity textile can't do that. Example:</span><br /><span style='color: #8AFF63'>+[http://bitcheese.net/wiki/src/nbl_markup] (Here you can see how do all these examples look like)</span>