.imply(header.ids)
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kettext live example! .name(kettek_live) .class(css_class)
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This file show some fun stuff with kettext
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Formatters
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kettext makes heavy use of "formatters" - commands that modify the given text-to-be-formatted. These formatters may be appended or prepended, depending on the target text. The full list is:

  * .class(my_class)  -- sets the class of the element
  * .id(my_id)        -- sets the id
  * .name(my_name)    -- sets the name
  * .a(wew)           -- creates an anchor around the given block

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Emphasis and Text Formatting
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Emphasis and formatting is specified via various double characters on either side of the text:

  * **bold**
  * //italics//
  * __underline__
  * --strike--
  * !!important!!
  * ((inline))
  * [[anchor]]

Formatters may be applied to any of the above by appending to the text, e.g.,

  * **bold**.class(my_Text)
  * [[anchor]].href(http://kettek.exoss.net/)

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Anchors / Links / References
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Links can be attached via the ".href(...)" formatter to an anchor:

  * See: [[John Doe's Local Family]].href(#john_doe)
  * See: [[John Doe's Family]].href(john_doe)
  * See: [[John Doe's Foreign Family]].href(www.someplace.jp/john_doe)
  * See: [[John Doe's Hyper Family]].href(http://someotherplace.it/john_doe)

Links may also have formatters appended:

  * See: [[John Doe's Secure Family]].href(https://pluto.net/john_doe).class(alternative)

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Paragraphs
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Paragraphs are simply lines of text such as this that may
or may not have a link break.

Paragraphs are separated by blank lines. :)

If a paragraph starts with any of the formatters, whether alone or prepended to the first-line,
the paragraph will inherit accordingly. Ex. ".name(my_paragraph) .class(css_class)"

.name(my_paragraph) .class(my_class)
This is a paragraph with the name "my_paragraph" of the class "my_class"!

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Preformatted Text and Code
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Pre-formatted text is a simple matter of using indentation.

  This is a preformatted block
  of text

Formatters may also be used:

  .name(my_pre) .class(my_pre)
  This is a preformatted block
  named "my_pre" using the class "my_class"

  You can also use empty lines providing
  you keep the indentation. :)

Code is specified by adding indent+'#':

  #.name(my_code) .class(my_code)
  #This is a code block named "my_code"
  #with class "my_code"
  #
  #Yay! :)

You can place multiple pre or code blocks after one another.

  hi there, this is pre

  #and this is code. :)

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Lists
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Lists are managed either by some alpha-numerical combined with a period (e.g., "a."), or by a repeating non-alphanumerical character.

a. my list!
 b. my list!
  c. my list!
1. my list
  2. my list
    3. my list!
* my list
 * my list
- my list
  - my list

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Definitions
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Definition lists are similar, but use a ":" for the punctuation and must have indentation

  Word: This is a word

  Word2:
    This is another word
    It can span multiple lines

  Word3:
    Yep.

  Word4:
  Alt4:
    Yep.

Alternatively, you can create a definition in the following manner:

Word
Alt Word
  A word is a word indeed!
  It can also span multiple lines. :)