We like "textile":http://www.textism.com/tools/textile for text formatting, but if you prefer something else, MojoMojo's pluggable formatter chain let's you rip out the textile formatter, and replace it with Markdown, or whatever else strikes your fancy. Since the wiki-links are handled by a separate formatter, it won't be affected at all. You can also add additional formatters to the core one, such as our RSS formatter or the Amazon formatter.
To set Markdown as the default formatter, run this one-liner in the MojoMojo directory:
bc. perl -Ilib -MMojoMojo -e'MojoMojo->pref("main_formatter", "MojoMojo::Formatter::Markdown")'
h3. Formatters
h4. Textile2
Default main text formatter. Textile is a human text formatter. It's popular among bloggers, and has a easy to learn format. You can read more about it at "the creator's website":http://textile.thresholdstate.com/.
h4. Wiki
This formatter handles the wiki-linking between pages in MojoMojo. It supports [[Explicit Link]] style. CamelCase is not supported by default (we learned from TWiki's mistakes).
h4. Scrub
This formatter ensures that the generated HTML is squeaky clean. That means it makes sure the generated output doesn't contain any potentially harmful elements.
h4. Comment
Allows user comment on page. syntax \n=comment\n
h4. Pod
Formats Plain Old Documentation. processes blocks between \n=pod\n
h4. Include
verbatim http include. Loaded at runtime. syntax \n=url\n
h4. IRCLog
see killtrac for example.
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