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Size of code blocks
Would it be possible to increase the size of the code blocks when you use [code], [php], and [highlight] tags?
If a person only posts one or two lines of code, then the box is too small to handle it, and reading it can be a pain.
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Testing code heights
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Can you please give me what kind of size increase you expecting for small code blocks. It will be really helpful if you could give me suggestions to my above post or give me an example. |
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i think kicken is talking about the box that pops up when using the advanced wysiwyg editor when using reply to post.
When you click the link to use a code block say for example php, a little box pops up where in you have to paste the code to be highlighted. I believe it is that pop up he would like to see increased. see image below personally i never use the blocks prefering to type out the BB tags myself
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No, I use the basic text editor, so I don't even have those buttons. What I was talking about is the height of the box around the [code] and [php] tags when they are used. I posted a code prior to making this request and it was only something like one or two lines tall, and you couldn't read it because of the height of the code box. I think it has to do with word-wrapping or something. The post is here: http://forums.devshed.com/showthrea...888#post1216888 I've seen it on other posts too. I took a screen shot of mine so you can see, incase other's arn't seeing the same problem. |
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Yes, this is caused by a long line of code being wrapped onto two lines. I believe the code blocks thinks it only needs to be one line high b/c that's all the code is literally, but then it wraps to two lines.
While you're at it, can you increase the width to 90%? I've already done this myself with Firefox, but I'm sure other (new) users would find this useful too. FF 1.0.6 on Windows XP Pro w/ SP2 |
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ahhh... cool
![]() edit: firefox handles by making the code block scrollable.. what browser you on kicken ?? I'm on ff 1.0.6 Last edited by oneMSBi : August 10th, 2005 at 03:45 PM. |
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Same FF 1.0.6. As you can see in the picture though, I get the bottom scroll bar but not the side. |
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Testing your code PHP Code:
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<?php echo '<a href="https://www.securecart.com/?'.session_name().'='.session_id().'">Switch to secure cart.</a>'; |
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