Search and install the plugin using the Extension Manager. Refer to Plugins on how to install plugins manually. If installed manually, rename the plugin folder to txt2tags.

• https://bitbucket.org/farvardin/txt2tags-tools/downloads/txt2tags_dokuwiki.zip

Also available on bitbucket:

• https://bitbucket.org/farvardin/txt2tags-tools/

(for an occasional usage of txt2tags)

By default, if the page name ends with .t2t suffix, it gets automatically parsed using txt2tags-php.

To use that txt2tags markup in other pages, the content must be embedded in a t2t block. For example:

<t2t>
= Header =

```
some code
```

Paragraph

== Header ==

- A
- simple
- list

+ And
+ numbered
+ list


Quite intuitive: 

//italic//, **strong**, __underlined__, --strike-through-- etc.

</t2t>

For the full syntax, refer to http://www.txt2tags.org

(enable txt2tags globally)

If you want to enable txt2tags for the whole website, just delete or comment in action.php this line:

if(substr($ID,-4) != '.t2t') return true; 

You may wish to replace toolbar.php in dokuwiki/inc/ so you'll get a txt2tags-aware toolbar for your dokuwiki installation. For enabling internal link support, you'll also have to replace linkwiz.js into dokuwiki/lib/scripts/

You may wish to enable the table creation wizard, to do so, include this just before the </body> tag, at the end of your template main.php file, like this:

<script src="lib/plugins/txt2tags/tables.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

You can edit config.t2t located in the txt2tags plugin folder (lib/plugins/txt2tags/) of your dokuwiki installation so you can tweak more your txt2tags rendering using regex.

• 2014-05-19: improved toolbar
• 2014-05-18: update with an external t2t file to add more control on the result
• 2012-12-11: Initial release

It's basically a simple adaptation from the markdownextra plugin, using a txt2tags converter instead of the markdown one. While it seems to works well, there might be some glitches. If you find any, please report them on the bug tracker