Code Markup: a WordPress plugin

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• Nice work Dan. Here on Semicolon I achieve that same effect using two CSS rules:

  overflow: auto;
width: 530px;

  (The second rule is required by IE6.)

  I originally wrote Code Markup simply to allow HTML formatting within code — I’ve left formatting of code blocks up to the theme. Your integrated approach could certainly be more convenient for people who don’t want to edit their theme. Good stuff!

  Bennett | 25 April 2006

• I have 2 important questions:

  1) How do I get colored border?
  2) How do I get scroll when code is wider than screen?

  I have looked in your code style, but I dont get nothing like yours

  Riks | 5 May 2006
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• Very nice plugin… Will give it a run on my blog. Thanks for the good work.

  Kitkat | 26 August 2006
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• Dan - would love to see how you changed the plugin to use the allow=”tarea” that you mentioned - I’ve been trying to figure out how to put th code inside of a textarea and can’t seem to get it right…

  Memphis | 31 August 2006

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