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h1. MojoMojo Cheatsheet

h2. Choosing between Textile2 and MultiMarkDown

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First,

bq. Avoid problems, and you'll never be the one who overcame them. -- Richard Bach

Second,

bq. There is no elevator to success. You have to take the stairs.

"Markdown's documentation":http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#list explicitly tells how to "put a blockquote within a list item".

Generally, Markdown is more powerful, and Textile is simpler. The most common differences between them are:

• link syntax * Textile: "Link text":http://example.com * Markdown: [Link text](http://example.com)
• emphasis * Textile: *bold, _italic_ * Markdown: *italic ('em'), *bold* ('strong')
• Markdownboth hasTextile2 noand MultiMarkdown have a syntax for "definition lists":http://groupsfletcherpenney.google.comnet/group/multimarkdown/browse_threadusers_guide/thread/1ecb49be0db6ab4dmultimarkdown_syntax_guide/#definitionlists but MojoMojo currently doesn't support the MultiMarkdown syntax.
• backslash-escaping: Textile can't escape characters (you have to use their HTML code, e.g. @*@ for a '*'. In Markdown, you just write *
• auto-hyperlinking: * Textile automatically hyperlinks URLs * Markdown: you need to enclose the URL in angle brackets: <http://mojomojo.org>

h2. Cheatsheet

h2. Table headers (broken at the moment)

Example copied from the "MultiMarkdown syntax guide":http://fletcherpenney.net/multimarkdown/users_guide/multimarkdown_syntax_guide/: