This plugin is essentially an integration of two plugins with some modifications.<\/p>\n
I also included the latest version of Google Prettify to the plugin (Jan-8-2009)<\/p>\n USAGE
<code><\/code> block.<\/li>\n- Use
<code markup=\"...\" lang=\"...\"><\/code> to specify appearance of code. *Include any HTML markup you like in the code, for example to add emphasis to certain sections. *Separate <code><\/code> blocks should be nested within a <pre><\/code> block to preserve whitespace.<\/li>\n- If you want to fine-tune how Code Markup treats your code, use the markup and lang attributes on the code tag to specify how Code Markup should handle it.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
* <code><\/code> or <code markup=\"default\"><\/code> allows common HTML tags to be rendered, and displays everything else exactly as written. * <code markup=\"none\"><\/code> displays content exactly as written - no markup is rendered. * <code markup=\"all\"><\/code> renders content as HTML - all markup is rendered. * <code markup=\"em strong a\"><\/code> treats <em><\/code>, <strong><\/code> and <a><\/code> tags as HTML markup - everything else is displayed exactly as written. You can put whatever tags you like in the markup attribute, separated by spaces. As a special case, you can include the comment tag - this means that HTML comments <!-- like this --><\/code> will be rendered as normal HTML comments (i.e. not displayed). * <code lang=\"html\"><\/code> or <code lang=\"xhtml\"><\/code> displays content exactly as written, the same as <code markup=\"none\"><\/code>. 1. The markup attribute overrides the lang attribute. 1. Separate <code><\/code> blocks should be nested within a <pre><\/code> block to preserve whitespace.<\/p>\n\n\nThis section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.<\/p>\n
\n- Upload the
code_block_enabler\/<\/code> folder to the \/wp-content\/plugins\/<\/code> directory<\/li>\n- Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress<\/li>\n
- Write posts\/pages while using the
<code><\/code> block <\/li>\n- Go to the Options page and click Writing. Make sure \"WordPress should correct invalidly nested XHTML automatically\" is NOT checked. (Otherwise it may do funny things to your code listings.)<\/li>\n
- Go to the Users page and click Your Profile. Make sure \"Use the visual rich editor when writing\" is NOT checked. (The visual rich editor does not like Code Block Enabler.)<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n\n