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HTML entities are not displayed correctly in Textile because the ampersand is converted into & by the system. Is there any way to input e.g. ⌘ and actually get ⌘?
Wrapping the entity in ==⌘== does disable Textile processing for that block. Maybe that’s as good as it gets?
I’m using RedCloth.
After having had a look through RedCloth sources, there does not seem to be a way of doing this.
Maybe it’s as well, on second thought: Textile is not necessarily meant to output HTML, but HTML entities are entirely an HTML solution. I’ll just input funky characters directly.