Updates Textile examples.

spec/textile_examples/block_code.textile

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 h1. Block Code
 
-I need to get block code examples working. In @orgmode@, they look
+p. I need to get block code examples working. In @orgmode@, they look
 like this:
 
 bc.. 
@@ -18,9 +18,10 @@ bc..
 
 p. And now I should be back to normal text.
 
-Putting in another paragraph for good measure.
+p. Putting in another paragraph for good measure.
 
-Code should also get cancelled by a list, thus:
+
+p. Code should also get cancelled by a list, thus:
 
 bc.. This is my code!
 

spec/textile_examples/blockquote.textile

@@ -1,11 +1,13 @@
-BLOCKQUOTE
+p. BLOCKQUOTE
+
+p. Testing that I can have block quotes:
 
-Testing that I can have block quotes:
 
 
 bq. _Example:_
 
 bq. This is blockquote text.
 
 
-And now I'm back to normal text!
+
+p. And now I'm back to normal text!

spec/textile_examples/center.textile

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 
-not center
+p. not center
 
 p=. center
 
-not center, again
+p. not center, again

spec/textile_examples/footnotes.textile

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 
-Hello[4500512458992657954]
-World[4500512458992657954]
+p. Hello[3172870960376162564]
+World[3172870960376162564]
 
-Bfoo[1]
+p. Bfoo[1]
 
-fn4500512458992657954. definition of abc
+fn3172870960376162564. definition of abc
 
 fn1. *blub*

spec/textile_examples/keywords.textile

@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
-KEYWORDS
+p. KEYWORDS
 
-By default, I don't want keywords exported to textile.
+p. By default, I don't want keywords exported to textile.
 
 h1. Recognize standard keywords
 
-The standard @orgmode@ keywords are TODO and DONE. Recognize those.
+p. The standard @orgmode@ keywords are TODO and DONE. Recognize those.
 
 h1. Recongize buffer-specific keywords
 
-There's a way to define a custom keyword list in a buffer. Research
+p. There's a way to define a custom keyword list in a buffer. Research
 that and handle it.

spec/textile_examples/links.textile

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
-LINKS
+p. LINKS
 
-"http://www.bing.com":http://www.bing.com
+p. "http://www.bing.com":http://www.bing.com
 
 h1. Supported Link Styles
 

spec/textile_examples/lists.textile

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
 h1. Lists
 
-I want to make sure I have great support for lists.
+p. I want to make sure I have great support for lists.
 
 * This is an unordered list
 * This continues the unordered list
 
-And this is a paragraph *after* the list.
+p. And this is a paragraph *after* the list.
 
 h2. Wrapping within the list
 
@@ -32,5 +32,5 @@ line to keep @textile@ happy.
 h2. Edge cases
 
 * This is a single-line list.
-And this is a *separate paragraph.* Note the indentation in the org
+p. And this is a *separate paragraph.* Note the indentation in the org
 file.

spec/textile_examples/single-space-plain-list.textile

@@ -1,13 +1,13 @@
 h2. Anatomy of a BVP
 
-Each BVP followed a simple, one-page template with the following
+p. Each BVP followed a simple, one-page template with the following
 parts:
 
 * Customer Summary
 * Storyboard
 * Requirements
 * Partner teams
 
-The following sections walk through each section and give an
+p. The following sections walk through each section and give an
 example from one of our BVPs, "Resource-Smart Virtualization
 Infrastructure":http://windows/hyper-v/initiatives/Value%20Propositions/DynamicDatacenter-ValueProp.docx (also called _Dynamic Datacenter_).

spec/textile_examples/tables.textile

@@ -1,18 +1,19 @@
-TABLES
+p. TABLES
 
-Different types of ORG tables.
+p. Different types of ORG tables.
 
 h1. Simple table, no header.
 
 | Cell one   | Cell two  |
 | Cell three | Cell four |
 
+
 h1. Indented table
 
 | Cell one |
 | Cell two |
 
-And here's some paragraph content. The line breaks will need to get
+p. And here's some paragraph content. The line breaks will need to get
 removed here, but not for the tables.
 
 h1. Table with header
@@ -21,15 +22,15 @@ h1. Table with header
 | Four  | Five  | Six   |
 | Seven | Eight | Nine  |
 
-The separator row should not get printed out.
+p. The separator row should not get printed out.
 
 h1. Table with complete box
 
 | One   | Two   | Three |
 | Four  | Five  | Six   |
 | Seven | Eight | Nine  |
 
-Only the first row should be a header row.
+p. Only the first row should be a header row.
 
 h1. Table with extra lines
 
@@ -38,4 +39,4 @@ h1. Table with extra lines
 | Seven | Eight  | Nine   |
 | Ten   | Eleven | Twelve |
 
-Only the first row should be a header row.
+p. Only the first row should be a header row.