What is the source code for the marking of reserved words in pink rectangles, etc.?
What is the source code for the marking of reserved words in pink rectangles, etc.?
ma_roberge
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I would be most curious to study and understand the source code for the marking of reserved words (e.g., scrollY) and the snippets of JavaScript code that come coloured and fully formatted with line numbering and zebra stripes. Looking at the source code, I see a CSS file that ends with a long alphanumeric string ("/media/css/site.css?_=97e72e3a278f58adfb977da843af7680"). This can be unminified for easy study. Is this a style sheet that you created from scratch, or is it based on freely available source code? Is it enough, with the appropriate style sheet, to simply use code like <pre><code class="multiline language-js"> ... </code></pre> to obtain the desired result, or does this involve detailed coding for each element of the displayed formatted text?
May I also ask why the style sheet comes with this long alphanumeric string after the "css" extension?
Thanks in advance for helping me see the light. At http://datatables.net/manual/tech-notes/8 (DataTables Markdown), there is related documentation, but this seems to apply to how we can mark elements of code in a forum post with basic symbols, as I have done above.