This is a plugin I wrote for WordPress to render TWiki syntax. It makes the process of copy/pasting content from TWiki very quickly and easy. If you use both TWiki and Wordpress you'll find this plugin very useful.
To install it just follow this steps:
- download the file: wp-twiki-X.X.tar.gz
- cd wp-content/plugins
- tar zxf /path/to/wp-twiki-X.X.tar.gz
- log in to wordpress and activate the plugin (disable any other syntax plugins (like Markdown or Textile) to avoid conflicts
TWiki syntax plugin for WordPress
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Description
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This is a TWiki plugin for WordPress. It is used to produce valid XHTML
from TWiki syntax.
TWiki is a widely used wiki engine created by Peter Thoeny.
For more information about TWiki see:
Installation
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Just drop this file into the /wp-content/plugins directory and activate
the plugin. You should also disable any other syntax plugins (like Markdown
or Textile) since they don't work well together.
Supported TWiki syntax
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* Paragraphs
* Styles
* Headings ( ---++ Sushi )
* Bold Text ( *Bold* )
* Italic Text ( _Italic_ )
* Bold Italic ( __Bold italic__ )
* Fixed font ( =Fixed font= )
* Bold Fixed Font ( ==Bold fixed== )
* Lists
* Unnumbered lists ( * ) including nested lists
* Numbered lists ( all styles ) including nested lists
* Mixed numbered and unnumbered lists
* Tables
* Headers and regular cells
* Links
* Raw links: http://google.com
* Email links: name@domain.com
* Specific links like: [[http://gnu.org][GNU]] or [[http://xml.org XML]]
* Images
* Image links are rendered as
tags
* Others
* blocks
* Horizontal separators: --------
Unsupported TWiki syntax
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* Any rendering related to WikiWords or TWiki variables, since those things
don't make any sense on WordPress
* Anchors, cause they are based on WikiWords (see above)
* Definition Lists (to be implemented)
* Documentation graphics - I'm not sure if this is worth implementing. It
would require to ship the plugin with all the twiki icons which is an
unnecesarry load in most cases. But I wouldn't mind splitting the plugin
in two versions if someone asks for this feature.
For more information see the bottom of the plugin file.