Since you say you are using the ‘enlighter plugin’, the best place to ask that question is in their plugin support area. Provide as much detail as you can about what you are doing, where you are doing, and expected and actual results. If you have figured out your issue, post an answer here and … Read more
HTML language includes a special tag for displaying inline code. To apply it to your text, switch to the ‘Text’ visual editor tab and place the <code> tag before your bit of code, and the </code> tag afterwards. If you want to use the backtick ` character for highlighting code like you do on Stack … Read more
This one should work add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘pre_content_filter’, 0 ); function pre_content_filter( $content ) { return preg_replace_callback( ‘|<pre.*>(.*)</pre|isU’ , ‘convert_pre_entities’, $content ); } function convert_pre_entities( $matches ) { return str_replace( $matches[1], html_entity_decode( $matches[1] ), $matches[0] ); } Let me know
WordPress.com uses Alex Gorbatchev’s SyntaxHighlighter so all you need to do is use the right shortcode ex: [code language=”css”] #button { font-weight: bold; border: 2px solid #fff; } [/code] which gives you something like this: it has more features and you can see a list of supported languages at http://en.support.wordpress.com/code/posting-source-code/
Solved it. A real RTFM moment. The FAQ for CodeColorer makes a note about this (though it’s not mentioned in the main how-to text). Using the escaped = “true” code in the [cc] tag brings back the behaviour I was looking for – now it’s possible to write the <- operator in Visual (and it … Read more
Your best bet is to use custom post meta to store the code, and output it however you want. In other words, skirt the editor entirely. Here’s a really clever WP theme by Dan Cederholm that does this like a champ.
If you still want to use SO-type backtick markup for styling your inline code examples, I’ve created some code that will accomplish it. To make it into your own plug-in, just add the code below to your functions.php. It calls the wordpress filter “the_content” to apply the transformation to the content when it is displayed, … Read more
its not the plugins issue, it is problem with wordpress’s visual editor. i used this plugin : http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/tinymce-advanced/ which enabled me to fix and work better, because it have option to disable code stripping. take a look and let me know if it works 🙂 cheers
Here is a WLW plugin that seems to do what you want, made specically for WordPress.com hosted blogs.
I would suggest that you flip the question to What plugin is good for posting code?. You can only do so much with <pre> and <code> HTML tags. I post code snippets on my blog all the time using the WP-Syntax plugin. Here’s a nice working example: A WordPress Blog Post with PHP, TXT and … Read more