I’ve been asked by several people that they would like to know what I’m using for syntax highlighting - basically I’m not a big fan of any wordpress plugins out there - but never fear, jQuery is here!
Introducing: Jay Salvat’s jCodeViewer is a jQuery plugin which allows you to turn any div, textarea or pre tag into a simple Code viewer in an inobtrusive manner. You’ve seen how it works - now go use it!
Well my time is valuable - so I took down the blog. I was going to rebuild with a custom hand built blogging tool. Well obviously I’m back online with Wordpress again. I guess it’s true, one can be their worst critic (and thanks to the vote of confidence on the brown theme tryout). Fear not the old posts will be coming back soon.
But not to disappoint those looking for new updates, I’ve been using Code Igniter and with the new job there will be plenty of new tidbits coming very soon - that is if I can be caught up!
<?php
// Testing code syntax coloring to physc you out!
function youLoveThis($really = 0) {
if ($you) {
echo 'only knew';
}
}
?>
Yeah there will be more here in the future but for now this will have to do.
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