=== Djot Markup ===
Contributors: markmarkmark
Tags: djot, markup, markdown, syntax-highlighting, code
Requires at least: 6.0
Tested up to: 7.0
Requires PHP: 8.2
Stable tag: 1.5.16
License: MIT
License URI: https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT

Djot markup language support for WordPress. A modern, cleaner alternative to Markdown.

== Description ==

Djot Markup adds support for the [Djot](https://djot.net/) markup language in WordPress. Djot is created by John MacFarlane (creator of CommonMark and Pandoc) and offers cleaner syntax with more consistent parsing rules than Markdown.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0Nsjzp0gnw

= Features =

* **Full Djot Support**: Headings, emphasis, links, images, code blocks, tables, footnotes, and more
* **Shortcode Support**: Use `[djot]...[/djot]` in your content
* **Content Filtering**: Automatically process `{djot}...{/djot}` blocks
* **Table of Contents**: Automatic TOC generation from headings with configurable levels and position
* **Safe Mode**: XSS protection for untrusted content
* **Syntax Highlighting**: Server-side highlighting with Torchlight Engine
* **Admin Settings**: Easy configuration through WordPress admin
* **Template Tags**: Functions for theme developers
* **Dark Mode Support**: CSS adapts to dark mode preferences

= Usage =

**Shortcode:**

    [djot]
    # Hello World

    This is _emphasized_ and this is *strong*.

    - List item 1
    - List item 2
    [/djot]

**Template Tags:**

    <?php
    $html = wpdjot_to_html('# Hello *World*!');
    wpdjot_the('# _Hello_ *World*!');
    ?>

= Links =

* [WordPress.org Plugin Page](https://wordpress.org/plugins/djot-markup/)
* [Djot Syntax Reference](https://djot.net/)
* [GitHub Repository](https://github.com/php-collective/wp-djot)
* [Report Issues](https://github.com/php-collective/wp-djot/issues)

== Installation ==

1. Upload the plugin files to `/wp-content/plugins/wp-djot`
2. Run `composer install` in the plugin directory
3. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' screen in WordPress
4. Configure settings under Settings → Djot Markup

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= What is Djot? =

Djot is a light markup syntax created by John MacFarlane, the creator of CommonMark and Pandoc. It's designed to be a cleaner, more consistent alternative to Markdown.

= Why use Djot instead of Markdown? =

Djot has cleaner syntax rules, proper footnote support, attributes for styling, and avoids many of Markdown's parsing ambiguities.

= Is it safe for user comments? =

Yes! Enable "Safe Mode" in settings to sanitize untrusted content and prevent XSS attacks. Comments always use safe mode by default.

= Can I use my own CSS? =

Yes, you can override the default styles by targeting the `.djot-content` class in your theme's CSS.

= Does it work with Gutenberg? =

Yes, you can use the shortcode block to add Djot content in the block editor.

== Screenshots ==

1. Admin settings page
2. Shortcode usage example
3. Rendered output with syntax highlighting

== Changelog ==

= 1.5.16 =
* Changed minimum djot-php library to 0.1.29, bringing upstream parser fixes for empty list items, indented and lazily-wrapped list markers, blockquote tab delimiters, and stricter reference definition handling.
* Kept heading anchor IDs stable across the upgrade. Djot 0.1.29 now preserves non-ASCII characters in auto-generated IDs by default, but the plugin keeps the ASCII-folded IDs introduced in 1.5.14 (e.g. "Über uns" becomes "Uber-uns") so existing in-page links keep working.
* Fixed the migrate command so shortcodes and Gutenberg blocks are preserved correctly after the djot change that escapes special characters during conversion.

= 1.5.15 =
* Changed minimum djot-php library to 0.1.28, bringing upstream parser fixes for sequential list-item attributes, numeric reference-label warnings, and nested list blocks with deeper indentation or tabs.
* Added the Djot Markup demo video directly to the WordPress.org plugin page.
* Fixed Markdown conversion for title-less `<abbr>` tags so the semantic element is preserved instead of flattened to plain text.
* Improved translator context for strings that contain placeholders or literal syntax tokens.

= 1.5.14 =
* Changed auto-generated heading anchor IDs to be transliterated to ASCII (e.g. "Über uns" becomes "Uber-uns", "café" becomes "cafe") so deep links survive being shared through chat, email, and other auto-linkers that mangle non-ASCII fragments. Note: anchors for existing non-ASCII headings change, so update any hardcoded in-page links.
* Changed the smart-quotes default for new installs to "Auto (from site language)" so a non-English site gets the right typographic quotes out of the box. Existing sites that already saved a quote setting are unaffected.
* Changed Mermaid to load from the bundled copy instead of an external CDN, so diagrams render without an external request (better privacy, reliability, and offline support).
* Changed minimum djot-php library to 0.1.27.
* Tested up to WordPress 7.0.

= 1.5.13 =
* Fixed shell/bash code blocks flooding the error log with PCRE lookbehind compile warnings by upgrading torchlight/engine to ^1.0 (pulls phiki 2.x, which tokenizes with Oniguruma instead of PCRE)
* Changed markdown and djot fenced code blocks to use real syntax highlighting again — the plain-text fallback was only needed to dodge phiki 1.x's PCRE issues and is no longer required

= 1.5.12 =
* Added visible parse-warning banner above articles for logged-in editors (line/col + suggestion)
* Added FrontmatterExtension so YAML/TOML/JSON frontmatter at the top of a post is silently stripped
* Added strict-mode parse error capture with lenient fallback so broken posts still render for visitors
* Fixed inline code containing `>` / `<` rendering double-escaped when WordPress had encoded the stored content
* Fixed tabs-to-spaces conversion in TorchlightExtension code blocks (landed after the 1.5.11 tag)

= 1.5.7 =
* Added experimental visual editor (WYSIWYG) for Djot blocks powered by Tiptap
* Added Experimental settings section with visual editor mode options
* Fixed visual editor round-trip preservation for all Djot elements
* Fixed different list types (bullet/ordered/task) colliding without blank lines

= 1.5.6 =
* Fixed task list checkboxes stripped by wp_kses_post
* Fixed dark mode TOC text color

= 1.5.5 =
* Added Djot syntax highlighting for code blocks via djot-grammars
* Fixed code block filename markers leaking into output
* Updated php-collective/djot to 0.1.17

= 1.5.4 =
* Fixed Torchlight line highlighting CSS selectors for annotated lines
* Removed opinionated visual styling (blockquotes, links, tables, etc.) - let themes handle it

= 1.5.3 =
* Fixed PHP 8.2 trait constants compatibility (Rector downgrade)

= 1.5.2 =
* Fixed PHP 8.0 downgrade for WordPress.org compatibility

= 1.5.1 =
* Fixed deployment: remove missing dev dependencies from distribution

= 1.5.0 =
* Added Torchlight Engine integration for advanced code block features
* Added inline code annotations: highlight, focus, diff (+/-), and ranges
* Added Code Annotations panel in block editor sidebar
* Replaced highlight.js with server-side Torchlight/Phiki

= 1.4.3 =
* Fixed vertical spacing in highlighted code blocks

= 1.4.2 =
* Added code block line numbers and line highlighting syntax
* Fixed legacy wp-djot/djot blocks editability in Gutenberg

= 1.4.1 =
* Fixed Table of Contents and heading permalinks appearing in post excerpts on archive pages

= 1.4.0 =
* Added automatic Table of Contents generation from headings
* Configurable TOC position (top/bottom), heading levels, and list type
* Light and dark mode styling for TOC
* Added heading permalinks with show-on-hover and copy-to-clipboard
* Added locale-aware smart quotes (20 locales + Auto from site language)
* Bumped php-collective/djot to ^0.1.13

= 1.3.1 =
* Fixed text domain to match plugin slug (djot-markup)
* Properly escape HTML output with wp_kses_post/wp_kses
* Fixed block wrapper attributes escaping for Plugin Check compliance
* Excluded non-permitted files from distribution
* Added build script for distribution zip
* Added markmarkmark to Contributors list

= 1.2.1 =
* Renamed plugin to "Djot Markup" for WordPress.org compliance
* Added ABSPATH checks to all PHP files for security
* Prefixed global variables for WordPress coding standards compliance

= 1.2.0 =
* Changed code prefix from wp_djot/wp-djot to wpdjot for WordPress.org compliance
* Updated highlight.js from v11.9.0 to v11.11.1
* Added backward compatibility for existing blocks and settings
* Added settings migration from old option name

= 1.1.0 =
* Comment formatting toolbar with buttons for Bold, Italic, Code, Link, Quote, and Code Block
* Write/Preview tabs for comment toolbar with live Djot preview
* Syntax highlighting in comment preview
* Excerpt filter to render Djot content on archive pages
* Support for extracting Djot content from Gutenberg blocks for excerpts
* Fixed archive pages to properly show excerpts with "Read more" links

= 1.0.0 =
* Initial release
* Full Djot syntax support
* Shortcode and content filtering
* Admin settings page
* Syntax highlighting with highlight.js
* Safe mode for untrusted content
* Template tags for theme developers

== Upgrade Notice ==

= 1.5.7 =
Adds experimental visual editor (WYSIWYG) for Djot blocks. Enable in Settings → Djot Markup → Experimental.

= 1.5.4 =
Fixes Torchlight line highlighting CSS selectors and removes opinionated styling to let themes handle visual presentation.

= 1.5.0 =
Major update: Torchlight Engine replaces highlight.js for code highlighting. New inline code annotations (highlight, focus, diff).

= 1.4.1 =
Fixes TOC and heading permalinks leaking into post excerpts.

= 1.4.0 =
Adds Table of Contents, heading permalinks, and locale-aware smart quotes.

= 1.3.1 =
Text domain, escaping, and Plugin Check fixes for WordPress.org plugin review compliance.

= 1.2.1 =
Plugin renamed to "Djot Markup" for WordPress.org compliance.

= 1.2.0 =
Code prefix changes for WordPress.org compliance. Fully backward compatible.

= 1.1.0 =
Adds comment formatting toolbar with preview, and fixes archive page excerpts.

= 1.0.0 =
Initial release.
