textile hacked, part 2

A little demonstration how to use textile and djangos (free)comment system to “take over” a site: Textile allows CSS per default -> you can do anything with CSS -> so it’s quite easy to position any amount of HTML code anywhere on the site… Bad textile!!! Give it a try and post the code example [...]

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textile hacked, part 1

While writing my little django blog, I first encountered textile. So far so good. Very nice. But not perfect So the first of my hacks was to implement a django template filter version of textile that supported head_offset. If you want it too, simply change django/contrib/markup/templatetags/markup.py from to Don’t forget to set something like MARKUP_HEAD_OFFSET = [...]

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