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astral: Apr 26, 2004

ModeSix posted:

I checked this in both light and dark mode and I don't think the code=php tag is a good solution for PHP code.

It reaches mostly acceptable levels on light mode, but downright bad on dark mode.

How is the code=php tag now? Thanks to some good feedback in the technical forum, the code highlighting system has been updated. Additional code highlighting improvements will be forthcoming.

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astral: Apr 26, 2004

ModeSix posted:

The blue on blue is still... difficult to read.

This is using the PHP tag.

It's like there's a smurf hiding in a blueberry patch. moz-extension://7515d330-bff0-465d-ac48-15c628eba573/images/quick-reply-close.gif

On the code=php tag it's super easy to read.

You can check this post as a reference: https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?noseen=1&threadid=2802621&pagenumber=219&perpage=40#post514831916

Nothing changed about the [php] tag; that's its own thing. I'm talking about the [code=] tags which were being discussed as a possible replacement for the [php] tag. I'll edit my previous post to be more specific. Sorry about that.

e: glad to hear the new code=php tag highlighting is looking good to other people, though :shobon:

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astral: Apr 26, 2004

SpaceAceJase posted:

I'm in perpetual PHP5 refactor hell and I don't see the end in sight.

I'm so, so tired.

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