Guy Y wrote:
Hi,
We use a lot of code on our wiki (it's a software documentation wiki)
that was previously within <code>[javascript,N]</code> tags. These
don't render properly at all in the printed version; there are no
carriage returns, no coloring, and the [javascript,N] is displayed
within the <code> tag. <pre> tags render okay (without color, of
course), but it'd be a huge pain to go back and change all of those
code blocks.
Has anyone encountered this before or know of a solution?
In the english wikipedia the behaviour you describe is intended.
If you want to display larger portions of syntax-highlighted source code
you should use the <source> tag instead.
See an example at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Volker.haas/Test&oldid=354324210
"Code" is a regular html tag that normally just renders with a monospace
font.
Regards,
Volker
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