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Martijn is the project leader and lead developer of the java-based VQWiki software. You can reach me through mvdkleijn@vqwiki.org
I expect CREOLE to be a unifying force which will provide a standardization of sorts similar to the W3C recommendations. I've got a few suggestions:
I'd like to suggest some additions/changes which are in line with the currently proposed standard:
Additions#
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Creole: __Underlined text__ (two underscores)
Proposed XHTHML: <span class="underlined"> </span>
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Creole: --Stricken text--
Proposed XHTML: <del> </del>
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Creole: ^^This is superscripted text^^
Proposed XHTML: <sup> </sup>
Subscripted text
Creole: ~~This is subscripted text~~
Proposed XHTML: <sub> </sub>
No wiki markup
While I realise that you could use the {{{ / <pre> }}} code for this, people might not want to have some markup parsed without it being interpreted as "code". I would like to suggest using: {{{ ==no markup== }}} for simple no markup sections. {{{ {{code}} }}} on a line of their own would be more logical for blocks of {{{ <code> }}}. It would also be more in line with the rest of Creole if these were double instead of tripple, while another option might be: {{{ >> preformatted << }}} for regular preformatted text? !!Changes __Tables__ I'd like to suggest a small addition to the table definition. To define something as a header entry, we could use the DokuWiki syntax with a minor modification: {{{ |^ header cell |^ header cell | | normal cell | normal cell | |^ header cell | normal cell | | normal cell | normal cell | }}} Proposed XHTML: {{{ <th> </th> }}} __Headlines__ Is it possible to change the headlines standard to an exclamation mark? Or at least make it optional? A lot of people seem to find exclamation marks more logical. {{{ !Level 1 headline! !!Level 2 headline!! etc. }}} -- MartijnVanDerKleijn, 2006-12-11