Until we come up with a better solution, you can convert your code using the following form:
http://www.w3clubs.com/htmlentities.php
Copy and paste the funky conversion characters, and it will appear perfectly in the post.
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Until we come up with a better solution, you can convert your code using the following form:
http://www.w3clubs.com/htmlentities.php
Copy and paste the funky conversion characters, and it will appear perfectly in the post.
So it seems that Raj was right…the drupal codefilter module handles this:
just wrap all of your code with the following tags:
<code>your code goes here</code>
You can read a detailed guide on this subject here.
You’ll then know when and where to use such code converter and why use them? Hope this helps.
I haven’t tried it, but
...should work.I’m always looking for this type of thing and always losing the link . . .
I’m sorry. I meant posting html code so that it will display as code and not be interpreted by the browser.
I do not have any problems either. Does this have anything to do with trying to get more optimzed code? or possibly publishing coding examples without it turning into code?
Ryan: why do we need this? I have no trouble with pasting HTML into my posts.