Wiki text formatter: WackoFormatter
written and distributed under the BSD License Downloads
Download: v. 2.1.1
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What is it?
This parser is a Wiki to HTML renderer, used in WackoWiki project.
This version is a standalone, ready to simple or advanced usage.
Features include:
- support for wacko wiki-syntax: see WackoFormatting
- support for typographical beautification: see Typografica
- support for configurable highlighting of source codes in different programming languages.
If you found any bugs in this parser, please file a bug report
Advanced Topics
- Usage of WackoFormatter
- WackoWiki Markup - explains the Concept
- WackoFormatting - Syntax
What's new?
4.x
- adds Unicode support
3.x
- media links
- deprecated
>>this text is centered<<
(legacy support, but use is discouraged) - see repository change log
2.1.1.
- Bug with //emphasis http://example.com emphasis-end// fixed.
2.1.0.
- New example added:
example_highlight.php
which allows to use all highlighters from WackoWiki. - Now WackoFormatter distributed as two packages:
- basic
- with highlighters
2.0.8.
- Included classes typografica & paragrafica (see typografica for details).
- Example
example_adv.php
now includes support for typografica & paragrafica.
2.0.7.
- Now table elements doesn't renders outside a table.
- Formatter adds closing tag for all non-closed <table> tags.
2.0.6.
- Now header of any level can be ended with only two ==.
- Fixed numerous bugs with blockquote.
- New syntax -- one-line citation:> You wrote>> Me wrote
2.0.1.
- new options:
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disable_bracketslinks
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disable_npjlinks
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disable_formatters
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2.0.
- First public release as standalone project.
1.x.
- Part of WackoWiki project.
Known Bugs
Right now -- none.
Copyrights
© WackoWiki Team, 2003-2022