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= D★Mark
Denis Defreyne <[e-mail]>

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_D★Mark_ is a language for marking up prose. It facilitates writing semantically meaningful text, without limiting itself to the semantics provided by HTML or Markdown.

If you’re a technical writer looking for a flexible markup language, D★Mark might be a good fit.

Here’s an example of D★Mark:

[source]
----
para. This a paragraph; an element in block form containing some text.

note[only=web]. This is a note that will %em{only} show up on web.
----

For details, see the http://ddfreyne.github.io/d-mark/[D★Mark web page].

Version data entries

2 entries across 2 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
d-mark-1.0.0a4	README.adoc
d-mark-1.0.0a3	README.adoc