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[textile] Combining bq. @ and pre.
How?
How do I combine bq. pre. and @ to post nicely formatted code to the forums. And yes I read the faq which doesn’t cover this specifically.
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Re: [textile] Combining bq. @ and pre.
Oops, forgot to mention, anything with two dots after it essentially means to textile “do this until I tell you otherwise”.
So use bc. (although with all the returns in code this usually isn’t realistic). Therefore you’ll find yourself using bc.. . Which means that you’ll need to do p. (or whatever) when you want the block of code to stop.
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Re: [textile] Combining bq. @ and pre.
Thanks.
<my first try>
<here's something that's supposed to be indented />
<here's something that's supposed to be indented />
</my first try>ok, now for extra points, how do I put that in a block quote?
Last edited by mrdale (2007-01-05 17:52:59)
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Re: [textile] Combining bq. @ and pre.
So wet, how do I put that in a blockquote?
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#6 2007-01-05 22:15:25
- zem
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Re: [textile] Combining bq. @ and pre.
On the forum: you can’t. Choose bc. or pre.
With Textpattern: use CSS.
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#7 2007-01-06 19:02:54
- Mary
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Re: [textile] Combining bq. @ and pre.
Why would yout put code in a blockquote? Sounds like redundant quoting. ?
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Re: [textile] Combining bq. @ and pre.
Mary >
Why would yout put code in a blockquote? Sounds like redundant quoting. ?
Visual contrast.
To set apart the code you’re presenting as a discreet unit. I thought that was how most people were presenting code, and I just wanted to be neat.
no matter, bc.. will work just fine, ovr’n out…
Last edited by mrdale (2007-01-06 19:13:53)
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