[r.stiltskin]

It used to be that whenever I tried to use the color attribute inside code tags, all I got was the literal color tags and no color. Now I see that janotte was able to use colored code in this post so I tried again and when I looked at the preview I seemed to get the red-colored text but also the color tags.

Now I seem to be back to color tags only, with no color:

void [color="#FF0000"]remove[/color]( int );

What gives?

[macosxnerd101]

skyhawk133 has been upgrading the code tags for language-specific brushes in the respective forums. C++ has been one of the forums upgraded.

[r.stiltskin]

Ah, I see. But it doesn't seem to be working correctly as you can see here.

This post has been edited by r.stiltskin: 15 March 2011 - 12:14 PM

[skyhawk133]

It highlights based on the language forum you're in. If you're in C++, you get C++ highlighting, in non-language specific forums, you get generic highlighting.

[r.stiltskin]

I'm not talking about ordinary syntax highlighting. I was referring to this post, where janotte highlighted a specific word to point it out to the OP.

[skyhawk133]

HE DIDN'T HIGHLIGHT IT. IT DID IT AUTOMATICALLY. IT'S ONE OF THE FUNCTION NAMES IN THE SYNTAX HIGHLIGHTER.

I don't know why "remove" is the only word it's highlighting. The list of functions in the highlighter is quite short for C++. When I'm done with client work, I'll look at expanding the list.

[Dogstopper]

There are no extra color tags in that post. It's all done with the CSS! The remove() and int are just being highlighted. You can do a quoted reply to look at the text of a post.

[AdamSpeight2008]

The remove is possible a keyword that is being highlighted by the brush. janotte is not using the color tags to highlight it.

[r.stiltskin]

Well I'll be damned!

OK

[AdamSpeight2008]

oooh! raising imaginary handbag