when I generate a two word named controller, like FooBar rails creates a controller and path like foo_bar this is not pretty. I would like to have the paths at least be FooBar开发者_JAVA百科.
I\'ve become so accustomed to stack overflow style formatting that I find it a hassle to format things manually in HTML anymore - specifically for blog posts.
I\'m using Prettify for syntax highlighting, but it doesn\'t work on dynamically generated code. I have a form that when submitted generates code and displays it (without refreshing) in <div id=\
In Internet Explorer, a PRE with a style of white-space:nowrap is causing the code in the PRE to be in one single line when I use prettify (http://code.google.com/p/google-code-prettify/).
I\'m using blogger.com to host some texts on programming, and I\'d like to use Prettify (same开发者_开发知识库 as Stack Overflow) to nicely colour the code samples.
I\'m using Googles excellent Code Prettify and I\'m quite happy with it. But: Does anybody happen to have a alternate CSS stylesheet so it\'ll render a bit more like Visual Studios default coloring?
I\'m using prettify b开发者_StackOverflowy Google. How to fix?Optimize prettify to make it faster, or make the code you\'re highlighting shorter.Not a proper solution, but I simply disable prettify if
Prettify needs class=\"prettyprint\" to be add to <pre> or <code>. How to let W开发者_运维百科MD do this? Take a look at the PageDown Markdown editor...
I have two chunks of text that I would like to compare and see which words/lines have been added/removed/modified in Python (similar to a Wiki\'s Diff Ou开发者_StackOverflow社区tput).
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