I do use pre and code elements when marking up code in html but that's
not really what I meant. What I mean is that when I look at pages like
this:
http://processing.org/reference/index_ext.html
It leaves me wondering whether many of the other scripting languages
like php, ruby, javascript, actionscript and python could each be
visually displayed in a similar way and using standardised class names
and markup structure for the methods and functions that are common
throughout each language? A standardised markup format (uf) for this
kind of programming language reference page would I think be quite useful.
James
Mr. Meitar Moscovitz wrote:
On Jan 18, 2009, at 3:24 AM, Toby A Inkster wrote:
Maybe with some class attributes on the <code> elements.
I prefer to use a block like
<pre><code class="html"><!-- HTML code here --></code></pre>
unless the code is inline within a paragraph already. However, I've
also seen the above pattern with the class name on the <pre> element
instead of the <code> element, and I've seen this done without the
<code> element at all. Not really sure which is "best," though the
first seems the most straightforward to me.
My 2ยข.
-Meitar Moscovitz
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