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Author: Dmytro Shteflyuk

CodeColorer is the plugin which allows you to insert code snippets into the post with nice syntax highlighting.

Plugin based on GeSHi library, which supports most languages. CodeColorer has various nice features:

• syntax highlighting in RSS feeds
• syntax highlighting of single line of code (inline)
• syntax highlighting of code in comments
• line numbers
• automatic links to the documentation inserting
• code block intelligent scroll detection (short code would have short block, for long one block height would be fixed and scrollbar would appear)
• predefined color themes (Slush & Poppies, Blackboard, Dawn, Mac Classic, Twitlight, Vibrant Ink)
• syntax colors customization in CSS file
• code protect from mangling by Wordpress (for example, quotes, double-dashes, and others would look just right as you entered)

Translations

Thank you all guys, who submitted translations to your language. CodeColorer is currently available in following languages:

• English
• Russian – Русский
• Ukrainian – Українська
• Arabic – العربية (thanks to Amine Roukh)
• Belarusian – Беларуский (thanks to И. Фадков)
• Dutch – Nederlands (thanks to Martijn van Iersel)
• German – German (Deutsch) (thanks to Fabian Schulz and Michael Gutbier)
• Hebrew – עִבְרִית (thanks to Yaron Ofer)
• Italian – Italiano (thanks to CodeSnippet)
• Polish – Polski (thanks to Andrzej Pindor)
• Simplified Chinese – 简化字 (thanks to liuxiangqian)
• Spanish – Español (thanks to Sergio Díaz)
• Spanish – Español (Argentina) (thanks to Diego Sucaria)
• Spanish – Español (Colombia) (thanks to Diego Alberto Bernal)
• Turkish – Türkçe (thanks to Hasan Akgöz)

Want to help me with translation? It's easy!

1. Install Poedit.
2. Download codecolorer.pot file.
3. Click File/New catalog from .pot file and select codecolorer.pop you've just downloaded.
4. Enter project name (something like CodeColorer 0.9.1), your name and email address, select a language you want to translate to and click OK.
5. Enter a filename like codecolorer-en_EN and click Save.
6. Translate all strings one by one.
7. Send me a .po file with a translation to kpumuk@kpumuk.info. Do not forget a link to add to CodeColorer project home page.
8. Thank you!

To fix existing translation, just open corresponding .po file from codecolorer/languages folder in Poedit, and add missing or update existing strings.

Support

If you have any suggestions, found a bug, wanted to contribute a translation to your language, or just wanted to say "thank you",– feel free to email me kpumuk@kpumuk.info. Promise, I will answer every email I received.

If you want to contribute your code, see the Development section under the Other Notes tab.