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$Id: INSTALL.txt,v 1.5 2007/06/27 23:55:22 joshk Exp $
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For a new installation, copy the entire textile module directory to the
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appropriate module directory within your Drupal installation.
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Then download the most up to date textile library from thresholdstate:
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http://textile.thresholdstate.com/
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The library should be availble via a link on the right in tar.gz or zip
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formats. Uncompress the download, and place the classTextile.php file
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into the same directory as textile.module.
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You can also get the library from their SVN reposiory:
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http://textpattern.googlecode.com/svn/releases/4.0/source/textpattern/lib/classTextile.php
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Then log into your site, enable the Textile module on the
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admin/build/modules page. Finally, you must add the Textile filter to
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the appropriate input formats and set any desired configuration options.
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NOTE: you need to be careful with how your input filters are ordered. I
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recommend setting up a special filter for textile. Disable the
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line-break converter, and set up the HTML filter to run AFTER textile,
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and only allow the types of tags you want to permit.
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