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== Don't use the "code" format of the "Edit" mode == | == Don't use the "code" format of the "Edit" mode == | ||
| − | We finally managed to make the code highlighting work, but don't use the "code" format of the text editor (the editor that opens when you click the "edit" button) because we have a bug where it breaks the formatting in the editor after that. | + | We finally managed to make the code highlighting work, but don't use the "code" format of the text editor (the editor that opens when you click the "edit" button) because we have a bug where it breaks the formatting in the editor after that. |
| + | *If you want to format just a word, go into "edit source" mode and just add <code></code> tags around your word. | ||
| + | *If you want to format multiple lines, use the "edit source" if you want to add colored code, then you just use the syntaxhighlight tags like this: | ||
<pre> | <pre> | ||
Revision as of 04:03, 14 December 2022
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Know Wiki bugs
Don't use the "code" format of the "Edit" mode
We finally managed to make the code highlighting work, but don't use the "code" format of the text editor (the editor that opens when you click the "edit" button) because we have a bug where it breaks the formatting in the editor after that.
- If you want to format just a word, go into "edit source" mode and just add <code></code> tags around your word.
- If you want to format multiple lines, use the "edit source" if you want to add colored code, then you just use the syntaxhighlight tags like this:
<syntaxhighlight lang="javascript">
class MyClass extends Jig {
init() {}
}
</syntaxhighlight>