So, if you don't know this too yet, or are too lazy to check its description page, SyntaxHighlighter is a pure JavaScript + CSS tool that finds and renders content, from a specific standard HTML tag you specify.
This is a reblog of a great article explaining how to integrate code Syntax highlighting to TypePad
Also check the homepage of SyntaxHighlighter by Alex Gorbatchev
@Walter : thanks for reposting. The issue with the "pre" tag is that in the Typepad editor, if you are in "rich text" mode, the Editor will escape the pre tags with lt; and gt; stuff...
At least it does that for me ! Have you a better working editor ? I'd be interested to see what you get.
About the "code" tag : indeed it doesn't look good in Internet Explorer. I'll try to fix it
Posted by: dams | 29/06/2010 at 10:34
Hello,
Thanks for your answer. Yes I did reproduce this very annoying problem with the pre tag on TypePad...
I unfortunately don't have a better editor. Still I am staying with the pre tag as the result is still better than the code tag problem on Internet Explorer...
I have submitted an issue on alex gorbatchev web site but still no answer.
If you manage to fix the problem I will be very happy to hear your results!
Posted by: Walter Almeida | 30/06/2010 at 13:43