Lightweight markup language: Difference between revisions

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== Comparison of language features ==

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{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"

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! <code>class</code> attribute

! <code>id</code> attribute

! Release date

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! {{rh}} | [[AsciiDoc]]

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| {{no}}

| {{no}}

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! {{rh}} | [[Almost Free Text|AFT]]

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| {{no}}

| {{no}}

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! {{rh}} | [[BBCode]]

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| {{no}}

| {{no}}

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! {{rh}} | [[Creole (markup)|Creole]]

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| {{no}}

| {{no}}

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! {{rh}} | [[deplate]]

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| {{yes}}

| {{yes}}

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! {{rh}} | [[GitHub Flavored Markdown]]

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| {{no}}

| {{no}}

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! {{rh}} | [[Jemdoc]]<ref name="jemdoc" />

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| {{no}}

| {{no}}

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! {{rh}} | [[KARAS (computer language)|KARAS]]

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| {{yes-no}}

| {{yes-no}}

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! {{rh}} | [[Markdown]]

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| {{yes-no}}

| {{yes-no}}

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! {{rh}} | [[Markdown Extra]]

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| {{yes}}

| {{yes}}

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! {{rh}} | [[MediaWiki#Markup|MediaWiki]]

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| {{yes}}

| {{yes}}

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! {{rh}} | [[MultiMarkdown]]

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| {{no}}

| {{no}}

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! {{rh}} | [[Org-mode]]

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| {{yes}}

| {{yes}}

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! {{rh}} | [[PmWiki]]

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| {{yes}}

| {{yes}}

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! {{rh}} | [[Plain Old Documentation|POD]]

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| {{dunno}}

| {{dunno}}

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! {{rh}} | [[reStructuredText]]

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| {{yes}}

| {{yes-No|auto}}

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! {{rh}} | [[Textile (markup language)|Textile]]

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| {{yes}}

| {{yes}}

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! {{rh}} | [[Texy!]]

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| {{yes}}

| {{yes}}

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! {{rh}} | [[txt2tags]]

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| {{dunno}}

| {{dunno}}

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Markdown's own syntax does not support tables, class attributes, or id attributes; however, since Markdown supports inclusion of native HTML code, these features can be implemented using direct HTML. (Note that some extensions may support these features.)