What is a .Textile file?
TEXTILE is a lightweight markup language once popular in blogs and wikis.
- Did you know
- Textile was an early web markup that turned plain text into HTML.
- Textile was created by Dean Allen and first shipped with his Textpattern publishing system.
- It was one of the lightweight markup languages that influenced the later design of Markdown.
- What Analyser shows you
- Open lightweight document and markup formats as selectable page previews: Rich Text Format (RTF, control words stripped to readable prose), AbiWord (ABW), FictionBook e-books (FB2), Hangul HWPX, MHTML web archives (the saved HTML rendered with scripts removed) and Safari .webarchive saved pages (every frame rendered, so Word Online and webmail pages show their text, with the stored images in a grid), plus markup and typesetting source - DITA, TEI, JATS journal XML, reStructuredText, AsciiDoc, Org-mode, Textile, TeX/LaTeX and BibTeX - shown with every page selectable and copyable. Also opens the small sidecar files unpacked from 3MF and OOXML bundles: OPC relationship XML (.rels) and MD5 checksum text (.md5).
- Open a .Textile file
- Drag a .Textile file onto the Analyser home page (or tap to pick one). It opens entirely in your browser - nothing is uploaded, there is no account, and it works offline once installed.