#53 better rendering [ code ][ /code ]

[D.J.]

in class/module.textsanitizer.php, use:

function codeConv($text, $xcode = 1, $image

= 1){
if($xcode != 0){
$patterns = "/[code](.*)
[\/code]/esU";
if ($image != 0) {
// image allowed
$replacements
= "'

'.MyTextSanitizer::codeSanitizer

('$1').'

'"; // hack for [code] rendering by

 -- 

phppp

                //$text =& $this-


xoopsCodeDecode($text);

            } else {

                // image not 

allowed

                $replacements 

= "'
'.MyTextSanitizer::codeSanitizer

('$1', 0).'
'"; // hack for [code] rendering by 

 -- phppp

                //$text =& $this-

xoopsCodeDecode($text, 0);

            }

            $text =  preg_replace

($patterns, $replacements, $text);

        }

        return $text;

    }


then add following to xoops.css or 

themes/yourtheme/style.css, styleNN.css, styleMAC.css 

pre.xoopscode {

    background: #fffff8;

    border: 1px solid #6C87B0;

    color: #385a72;

    width: 500px; 

    height: 200px;

    margin: 1em;

    overflow: auto;

    padding: 3px 6px 6px 6px;

}

[nick89]

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yes this is much like the latest vbulletin style and it
works very well.

[Jan Pedersen]

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Can you explain to me what this does that isn't done by
adding the CSS style to div.xoopsCode {} in the theme's CSS?

I mean, what's the difference between putting the class on
the

 tag as opposed to the 
 tag?