Hello again, me with a nooby question again…
Now, I want to know how you create headings using this --> <>Heading<>
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How do you use textile to create headings?
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https://knowyourmeme.com/forums/site-related/topics/12023-kym-guide-to-textile
Use (h2) (/h2) with <> instead of () or h2..
Last edited Jan 11, 2012 at 03:15PM EST
Umm, that's HTML, not Textile.
With textile, enter h1. or h2. at the beginning of a line. Make sure to hit Enter twice at the end, or the effect will continue.
Read the post more carefully. I put textile in at the end.