You are writing a comment about ReST, Textile and HTML in Markdown, here is a quick summary:

Recently I have run into a few situations where I really wanted to avoid Markdown messing with segments of text, and there isn't a completely intuitive way to deal with that by default, so I put together a quick solution. And.. while I was at it I added some support for rendering Textile and ReST from within Markdown as well.


You are responding to this comment written by Will on July 1st 2008, 16:56.

Cool. Went in and fixed it up first thing this morning (may have to reload the page to get a refresh of the css file), so code blocks are making a bit more sense now.

Thanks for pointing out where it was going wrong Luke.


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