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BBCode [code] tag
Creator Nevir
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Status Closed
Type Bug
Section of the Site Forum
Urgency (3 votes)
Rating (3 votes)
Description:
Can you modify the [code] bbcode tag to emit a <pre> tag as opposed to a styled div? Using the <pre> will automatically default to a monospaced font *and* it'll preserve whitespace, which the current tag does not do (not to mention make it easy & consistent to style!)
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6198 days ago
Chops Said:
Indeed. I also intend on utilizing a library posted a few months back for syntax highlighting in the code tags so keep your eyes peeled
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6198 days ago
Nevir Said:
Ooh, that would be most sexy!

On that note, though, you should make sure that there's some way to simply do non-highlighted code (I notice that people tend to use [code] tags for quick 'n dirty formatting from time to time) Maybe just adding a [pre] as well, unless that syntax highlighter is really good at guessing languages or lack thereof
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6198 days ago
Chops Said:
The syntax highlighter will have an optional parameter specifying the language. So the current code tags won't be affected, while new syntax highlighting will work like:

Here's some <?=$PHP?> code

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6198 days ago
Nevir Said:
Quote by Chops
The syntax highlighter will have an optional parameter specifying the language. So the current code tags won't be affected, while new syntax highlighting will work like:

Here's some <?=$PHP?> code


Aha, good solution!
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6195 days ago
Quaiche Said:
If you syntax library supports it, I know it would be nice to have these supported syntaxes:

- JavaScript
- HTML
- Lua

I know I've posted stuff with all three...
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6141 days ago
Chops Said:
Completed!
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