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İzmir Marka Advertising Agency, Advertising and Communication Services, under the Brand Management Consulting , impressive and powerful brand identity that created the brand's target customers define the target customers of the quality and explores the decision process of buying and brand positioning according to these criteria and a brand story writer compatible with the positioning to consumers through effective and powerful media we call this the story of the message.

we are making digital backgrounds for furniture photography

DirtyMarkup combines the power of HTML Tidy, CSS Tidy, JS Beautify, and the Ace editor to effortlessly clean up your messy code. Just paste your code into the editor and press "clean". Now supports HTML5!

« CodeMirror is a JavaScript library that can be used to create a relatively pleasant editor interface for code-like content ― computer programs, HTML markup, and similar. »

« It gets me to thinking, what makes beautiful code? In HTML, it comes down to craftsmanship. Let's take a look at some markup written they way markup should be written and see how beautiful it can be. » [ + PNG image ]

"Textile.NET is, surprisingly, a textile formatter for .NET projects. Textile is a "human web text generator" (http://www.textism.com/tools/textile/) that is useful for rapid web writings such as Wiki syntax or blog articles"

The "Naggum Markup Language" - a tidy way of expressing XML element trees with attributes.

Mapeed.AddressChooser is a Javascript script to create a nice address form for any websites that need to collect addresses. For example getting user's address, place's location or anything that can be localized on a map. This script just add behavior on HTML form, it does'nt geerate HTML markup and can be plugged on any existing forms.

markItUp! is a JavaScript plugin built on jQuery which can turn any textarea into fake "rich" markup editor for Textile, Markdown, BBcode, MediaWiki, Html, etc -- with built in AJAX preview...

If you like the idea of declarative UI markup, but have to work with Java, this is for you.

A wiki-like collaborative documentation project based on DocBook instead of a custom markup.

A Perl Module to convert HTML to any of the many pseudo-markups in use by wiki's and blogs, including Textile (see "Confluence") and Markdown, MediaWiki, UseMod, SnipSnap, MoinMoin, etc.

At first I thought this could be the "back" part of TIM, but after trying it out on even simple example text, I'm a bit dissapointed. The nested lists, images, and URLs seem broken (although the links at least, work in Confluence).

The worst problems are that it has no sense of %{style} span% or footnotes, and no concept AT ALL of tables.  It would be nice to at least get the {style} -- and therefore the spans -- working.