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def:[filtered_section|
ref_macro[
@n[{{markup}}_section]
@desc[Creates a section (see %>[section]) whose content can be formatted with {{markup}} markup.]
@aliases[{{aliases}}]
@block_example[=
{{markup}}_section[
@title[Test Section]
@id[test]
Some *{{markup}}* text.
]
=]
@params[-p[0|The text of the section]]
@attrs[
-a[title|The title of the section &[opt]]
-a[id|The ID of the section &[opt]]
-a[notoc|If not blank, the header will not appear in the Table of Contents. &[opt]]
]
]
]
ref_macro[
@n[markdown]
@desc[
Uses a Markdown converter (BlueCloth, RDiscount, Maruku or Kramdown) to transform the value into HTML if the =>[#cfg_output|code[output.*.filter_target]] setting is set to @html@.
&[called_on_files] with a @.markdown@ or a @.md@ extension.
]
@aliases[md]
@example[=markdown[This is *emphasized* text.]=]
@params[-p[0|The Markdown text to filter.]]
]
filtered_section[
@markup[markdown]
@aliases[§md, md_section]
]
ref_macro[
@n[textile]
@desc[
Uses the RedCloth gem to transform the value into HTML or LaTeX, depending on the value of the =>[#cfg_output|code[output.*.filter_target]].
&[called_on_files] with a @.textile@ or a @.txt@ extension.
]
@aliases[txt]
@example[=textile[This is a *strong emphasis*.]=]
@params[-p[0|The Textile text to filter.]]
]
filtered_section[
@markup[textile]
@aliases[§txt, txt_section]
]
ref_macro[
@n[highlight]
@desc[Highlights a piece of source code according to the specified language. fmi[code highligting|#source_code].]
@block_example[=
highlight[ruby\|
def hello
puts "Hello World"
end
]
=]
@params[
-p[0|A programming language supported by the underlying highlighter.]
-p[1|The code to highlight.]
]
]
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