Introduction
This package gives Plone users the ability to use creole wiki syntax in their Plone site. Creole aims to be a common wiki format across all wiki engines. Now you can use it in Plone!
To see some examples of Creole wiki text take a look at the cheat sheet: http://www.wikicreole.org/wiki/CheatSheet
Install
To install collective.transform.creole with buildout do the following:
[instance] eggs = collective.transform.creole zcml = collective.transform.creole
Once the package is installed you can do the following:
Run the ‘Creole Transform Install’ profile
Go to Site setup -> markup
Make sure the text/wiki+creole transform is enabled
Set your default editor to ‘Plain Text’
Write some wiki text!
To uninstall, run the ‘Creole Transform Uninstall’ profile and remove the package from your buildout.
Changelog
1.1 - (2008-11-12)
Handle unicode properly [claytron]
1.0 - (2008-11-08)
Initial release [claytron]
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