An Org mode parser written in Ruby.

This gem contains Ruby routines for parsing org-mode files.The most significant thing this library does today is convert org-mode files to HTML or textile. Currently, you cannot do much to customize the conversion. The supplied textile conversion is optimized for extracting "content" from the orgfile as opposed to "metadata."

This library provides view components for the GOV.UK Design System. It makes creating services more familiar for Ruby on Rails developers.

This library provides view components for the GOV.UK Design System. It makes creating services more familiar for Ruby on Rails developers.

Serif is a static site generator and blogging system powered by markdown files and an optional admin interface complete with drag-and-drop image uploading.

git-based blog engine.

file based blog engine.

A collection of components based on ViewComponent intended to ease the building of web applications with the Système de Design de l'État (DSFR)

Converts an HTML document to a LaTeX version with reasonably sensible markup.

Nicely formatted HTML5 blockquotes for Jekyll sites

Improve web typography using various text filters. This gem prevents widows and applies markup to ampersans, consecutive capitals and initial quotes.

Core engine for the Publify blogging system, formerly known as Typo.

Jekyll plugin to run rubypants on generated HTML

Mill provides a simple but useful static site generator.

A JRuby wrapper around [MarkdownPapers](https://github.com/lruiz/MarkdownPapers).

Core engine for the Publify blogging system, formerly known as Typo.

A fork from the Radiant rails3 branch, based on Radiant 0.9.2a version

Allows you to compose page parts or snippets using the Markdown text filter.

Simple HTML builder.

Thanks to Pat Allan & his regex-fu, Anthony Kolber (http://aestheticallyloyal.com/) for showing me Typogrify. Square Circle Triangle (http://sct.com.au/) because I mashed it together on a Friday afternoon at work :) == FEATURES/PROBLEMS: * Multiple adjacent caps are wrapped in <span class="caps"> (Gives you a handle on small caps) * Single and double quotes are wrapped in a class name matching their entity name in HTML * Ampersands wrapped in <span class="amp"> * Runs smarty pants (Which writes HTML entities so that you don't have to) * No more widows in your headlines * Extends the string class == USAGE: