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Code syntaxhighlighting does not work in "About Me"
I placed some source-code in the "About Me" section and it does not seem to work properly.
During the formatting <!-- language: java --> results syntax-highlighted code in the preview box but ...
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Is syntax highlighting only applied to code after posting?
Is syntax highlighting only applied to code after the post is posted?
// test code
for (int i = 1; i < 4; i++)
{
s = s + "abc" + 'd'
}
Also, will the formatted blocks that were shown as being ...
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Where can I find a documentation for the prettify code script stackoverflow uses? [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
StackOverflow's code color-coding script. Available?
The formated code tag seems to be rendered with a JavaScript library called prettify. Is this something Open Source and ...
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Implement (e.g.) <!-- language: lang-css --> in preview
Okay, so we've got Interface options for specifying language prettify implemented now, which is fantastic!
There's a little bitty problem, though: As it stands, this doesn't work right in previews.
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Why do I get nice Erlang syntax coloring in preview but not in the rendered page after I post?
While I edit Erlang code there is nice syntax coloring shown in the preview.
Once I post, the rendered code is often only black on grey.
Example: Erlang pattern matching bitstrings
Counterexample: ...
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Formatting bug causing code to not show up [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
Unbalanced blank lines after inline HTML comments might break formatting
In this post: Formatting Sandbox
the preview shows code (stuff indented 4 spaces), while the regular ...
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Style XML element in code block messes up syntax highlighting coloring [duplicate]
If you put some XML in a code block (by indenting by 4 spaces) and one of the tags is <Style> it will mess up the syntax highlighting of the generated result.
This works:
<Style2 Foo="...