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Topic: Using the [CODE] button... (Read 678 times)
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jfdutcher
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But using [CODE] did not seem to 'keep' the indentation in the expanded 'preview' for posting
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CarlRead
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Hmmm - works for me. CODE (encased in brackets) should be at the beginning of the script and /CODE at its end. Same format as HTML tags, but using brackets. You can just type them in if you wish, and case doesn't matter.
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- Carl Read
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Sunanda
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The problem is that spaces are being honored, but tabs are not: 5 spaces 3 tabs
The Forum code seems to turn spaces in a code block into non-breaking spaces. It would be better if a code block was wrapped with <pre>...</pre> or used white-space:pre in the CSS
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CarlRead
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Ahh. Well, the REBOL style guide says to use spaces, not tabs, so... ;-)
But anyway, if this forum can be tweaked to use tabs, the tabs should be set to equal four spaces. Or, ideally, it'd convert the tabs to four spaces.
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