Hello.
Usually when I do some code, I just really place it between some <pre> tags. If it will have a lot of < and > symbols (like C++ code). I'll do the code really quickly in gedit and replace them with the entities that correspond to them.
However I was on Microsoft's web site and I really liked the idea of how they surround their code with a little blue box with a bigger top border.
Now using Firebug to look at the CSS for this, it is a really simply addition to what I was doing.
However, as you can see in the above example, I'm using a similar usage of the MS CSS except I've made it green as such:
Also I've been trying to understand how ScribeFire works with <br />. I am still working on it. Also, I will try to get my own CSS written and uploaded to Blogger when time permits.
Usually when I do some code, I just really place it between some <pre> tags. If it will have a lot of < and > symbols (like C++ code). I'll do the code really quickly in gedit and replace them with the entities that correspond to them.
However I was on Microsoft's web site and I really liked the idea of how they surround their code with a little blue box with a bigger top border.
Now using Firebug to look at the CSS for this, it is a really simply addition to what I was doing.
This is what I was doing...
<pre style="border:1px solid #8888FF">
However, as you can see in the above example, I'm using a similar usage of the MS CSS except I've made it green as such:
This is my new take.
<pre style="border-style: solid; corder-color: rgb(192,231,192); border-width: 10px 1px 1px;white-space: pre-wrap;word-wrap: break-word;">
Also I've been trying to understand how ScribeFire works with <br />. I am still working on it. Also, I will try to get my own CSS written and uploaded to Blogger when time permits.
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