> I acutally want to keep the <code> as it is but
> want to have another very similar markup that has smaller font and
> font type.
> How do I do this?
If the only difference is the style, then I insist it's easier to use
styles. If you want to use both, the original and your version, why
not use an additional <div> around one of them?:
<code>
standard look
</code>
<div class="mycode">
<code>
my look
</code>
</div>
And in the style page:
.code { standard look CSS commands }
.mycode .code { CSS commands to overwrite the default look }
I don't remember if a class is allowed in <code>. It would be easier:
<code class="mycode">
my look
</code>
If it's not allowed, there's a way to allow it, adding the argument to
an array (I don't remember right now the array name). But I'm afraid
more work would be needed because <code> already adds its class.
Cheers,
Marcos
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