1. T. Sawyer

    07.10.2009

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    I would like to use highlight.js for my RDoc rendering. Problem is RDoc doesn't provide <pre><code>...</pre></code>, instead it only does <pre>...</pre>. How can I use highlight.js in this case?

  2. T. Sawyer

    07.10.2009

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    FYI, I used jQuery to add a code bracket:

    $('pre').wrapInner('<code></code>');

    While it would be nice it highlight.js could allow you to specify the css selector to apply to, my hack worked well enough.

  3. Anonymous

    05.12.2009

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    You can also patch highlight.js, like I did.
    It's a one line change.
    === modified file 'src/highlight.js'
    --- src/highlight.js    2009-08-26 13:27:24 +0000
    +++ src/highlight.js    2009-12-04 19:35:48 +0000
    @@ -497,7 +497,8 @@
           selected_languages = LANGUAGES;
         var pres = document.getElementsByTagName('pre');
         for (var i = 0; i < pres.length; i++) {
    -      var code = findCode(pres[i]);
    +      // var code = findCode(pres[i]);
    +      var code = pres[i];
           if (code)
             highlightBlock(code, hljs.tabReplace);
         }

  4. Иван Сагалаев

    05.12.2009

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    This is actually intentional. HTML5 defines blocks of code to be marked up as <pre><code>..</code></pre>, it makes sense and I want to be a part of the ecosystem that does everything consistently. All other variations generated by current software (<div class="pre">, <pre class="code"> etc.) should be eventually replaced with the variant that everyone agrees with.

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