anchor.diff:    <% end %>
   
     <% section "Installation" do %>
  -    # Download the newest release package from "the download area":<%= download_url %>.
  +    # Download the newest release package from "the download area":<%= pkg_url %>.
       # Extract the release package anywhere you want on your system.
       # Go inside the extracted directory and run the following command:
         <pre>rake regen</pre>
  
positive.code:           emblems = ''
          end
  
          section "#{param} #{emblems}", "param.#{param}" do info.to_html end
        elsif info =~ /^#+$/
          next
        end
      end.join
    end
  %>
  
  <% chapter "Introduction" do %>
    Rassmalog is a *static blog engine* based on "YAML":http://www.yaml.org/, "eRuby":http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eruby, and "Rake":http://rake.rubyforge.org/. It transforms blog entries written in "Textile":http://whytheluckystiff.net/ruby/redcloth/ or "other formatting systems":#config.format into valid XHTML files that you can view on your computer or upload to your website.
  
    Rassmalog is *open-source software* (see <%= xref "License" %>) inspired by the "Rog":http://rog.rubyforge.org, "hobix":http://hobix.com, and "nanoblogger":http://nanoblogger.sourceforge.net/ blog engines. Its name is derived from the word "Rasmalai":http://dailygirlblog.blogspot.com/2006/09/rasmalai.html and somewhat resembles the words "RSS", "YAML", and "blog".
  
  
negative.code: 
      # Open the <tt>Rakefile</tt> in your text editor.
      # You should now see a line of code similar to this:
        @task :gen => [:copy, :entry, :entry_meta, :entry_list, :feed]@
      # Remove the @:feed@ element from the line of code.
  
  