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Other BBCode Methods

Find [sourcecode language='css']code here[/sourcecode] too long to type? Here's some alternative examples:

• [source language='css']code here[/source]
• [code language='css']code here[/code]
• [sourcecode lang='css']code here[/sourcecode]
• [source lang='css']code here[/source]
• [code lang='css']code here[/code]
• [sourcecode='css']code here[/sourcecode]
• [source='css']code here[/source]
• [code='css']code here[/code]
• [lang='css']code here[/lang]
• [css]code here[/css] (or any of the supported language)

Note: Quotation marks around the language can be omitted for even shorter and neater syntax. :-)

ChangeLog

Version 1.0b2

• Upgraded SyntaxHighlighter to 2.0.296
• Added automatic SSL detection (thanks to g30rg3_x)
• Added anti-XSS and XSRF (thanks to g30rg3_x)
• Language aliases fix
• Code clean up

Version 1.0b1

• Upgraded the core engine to SyntaxHighlighter 2.0
• Added configuration: themes

Version 0.18

• Added PHP as the default language if no language is specified (e.g. [code][/code])

Version 0.17

• Fixed a bug in the Bash highlighting code which caused conflicts between keywords and variables highlights

Version 0.16

• Ported SyntaxHighlighter 1.1.1 changes: 'Encode single quotes so wptexturize() doesn't transform them into fancy quotes and screw up code.'

Version 0.15b

• CSS fixes for IE6

Version 0.15a

• enhanced CSS

Version 0.15

• Fixed the IE scroll bar issue (backup your CSS file before upgrade!)

Version 0.14

• Added support for Bash (thanks to Nick Anderson)
• Now supports Wordpress MU (thanks to Tim)

Version 0.13

• Changed plugin folder to 'syntaxhighlighter-plus'.

Version 0.12 (broken)

• Appeared on the Wordpress plugins site.
• Fixed readme.txt.
• Cleaned up the files.

Version 0.11

• Added more syntax variants.

Version 0.10

• Initial release!