Archive: May 2006
PHP-Markdown Footnotes
Michel Fortin just announced a new object-oriented version of PHP-Markdown, making it much easier to extend the syntax for fun and no profit.
I whipped up some quick footnote support.1
It’s bundled as a WordPress plugin at the moment for extra convience, but it’s not hard to strip the plugin cruft.
Update: PHP-Markdown-Extra 1.1b1 includes footnote support out of the box. Hooray!
Because footnotes are awesome, and the only thing I want from Markdown that it doesn’t already provide. Yay! ↩
This page contains the archive of articles posted to rephrase.net during May 2006.
Wrong month?
- June 2009 (1)
- October 2008 (1)
- April 2008 (1)
- February 2008 (1)
- October 2007 (1)
- September 2007 (1)
- August 2007 (1)
- June 2007 (3)
- May 2007 (2)
- April 2007 (1)
- March 2007 (3)
- January 2007 (2)
- December 2006 (2)
- November 2006 (1)
- October 2006 (2)
- July 2006 (2)
- May 2006 (1)
- April 2006 (1)
- February 2006 (1)
- January 2006 (3)
- November 2005 (1)
- October 2005 (1)
- September 2005 (2)
- August 2005 (3)
- July 2005 (2)
- June 2005 (5)
- May 2005 (4)
- April 2005 (6)
- March 2005 (5)
- February 2005 (6)
- January 2005 (10)
- December 2004 (4)
- November 2004 (2)
- August 2004 (1)
- July 2004 (1)
Links posted in May
- New Yorker review of The Da Vinci Code [via] #
- free (and good!) CSS navigation menu designs #
- Sudoku Programmers Forum #
- Lordi *wins* Eurovision! #
- random articles found on Wikipedia part #4543: “Professional farter” #
- “They Want Us to Look” — the culture of 80s teen sex comedies #
- Translator on trial for… translating [via] #
- Sickipedia: off-colour jokes [via] #
- Evolution of Dance #
- Splitting Hairs: documentary about championship beard competition [via] #
- Subjugation #
- Can bad men make good brains do bad things? [via] #
- PHP cluesheet #
- ASCII map proxy for Google Maps [via] #
- Teddy-bear gun #
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