phrase markup:character enties
Some commonly used symbols are translated to HTML character entities: - (hyphen or dash), -- (em-dash), < (less than), > (greater than), and & (ampersand).
Explicit character entities like – (dash) and ♥ (♥) are recognized and not translated.
A few constructs inside ( and ) are translated as well, for example: (c) becomes ©.
Other variants of Textile provide extensive translation of (c) type symbols. Xilize handles only three common ones and takes the approach that ♥ is as easy to remember or lookup as (hearts). See the Xilize links for web authors for a complete list symbols and their names.
| Xilize markup | browser rendering |
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These symbols will be translated: >, <, &. – and ♥ will not be. trademark(tm) and registered mark(r) are translated. |
These symbols will be translated: >, <, &. – and ♥ will not be. trademark™ and registered mark® are translated. |
XHTML generated
<p>These symbols will be translated: >, <, &.</p>
<p>– and ♥ will not be.</p>
<p>trademark™ and registered mark® are translated.</p>