Code still doesn't look ok in Mozilla

[Johan]

[sponge]

[BurningSheep]

[James S]

Why doesn't Opera just update itself? It works on every other browser. Webmasters aren't going to spend 2 hours reprogramming something for a browser that 0.2% of people use when it's the browser's problem!

[refractor]

Because Opera is the most accurate implementation of the HTML/CSS specification. It's not Opera that is broken, it's the web-sites (I do see your argument, but it would be much nicer if people actually fixed the HTML rather than relying on other buggy/non-compliant browsers).

The DIV/SPAN thing would be the work of a couple of minutes editing the site's PHPBB code template or whatever.

[Chris Edwards]

I'm using style="property=var" instead of style="property:var"? that's stupid. Must be something that phpBB is doing... I'll check it out when i get back from the Summit

[David Horn]

AFAIK, don't Apple Macs come with Internet Explorer?

[sponge]

[Johan]

[jont]

[sponge]

[Chris Edwards]

[jont]

[BurningSheep]

[Dan East]

This is the only part you need:

//The following vars determine the exact HTML that is output to begin and end
//each type of coloring

//Used at the beginning and end of the entire code block:
$code_start='<div style=\'color=black;display=inline\'>';
$code_end='</div>';//'</b></font>';

//Reserved keywords (for, else, if, case, etc):
$keyword_start='<div style=\'color=blue;display=inline\'>';
$keyword_end='</div>';

//Strings, single and double quote (' & "):
$string_start='<div style=\'color="#840000";display=inline\'>';
$string_end='</div>';

//Comments (// and /* */):
$comment_start='<div style=\'color=green;display=inline\'>';
$comment_end='</div>';

//Operators (+, ++, ., ;, etc):
$operator_start='<div style=\'color=red;display=inline\'>';
$operator_end='</div>';

//Numbers (123, 0xffff, etc):
$number_start='<div style=\'color=purple;display=inline\'>';
$number_end='</div>';

//End HTML syntax vars


Dan East