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  1. May 3rd, 2009 #1
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    The < code > Tag

    Im trying to make a site where people show there layouts and give the code for it. I need the discription field to for the < code > and < /code > tags around whatever is input into the field. where would i edit this?
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    Re: The < code > Tag

    You mean you'd like to style the content within <code> tags when someone posts it in the description area?
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    Re: The < code > Tag

    yea. what i need is a field either by the description or a field i can add that will accept html code and not strip it but show it exactly how its typed and not try to implement it.
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    Re: The < code > Tag

    Have you considered turning on the "Allow HTML" option? That would solve your problem.
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    Re: The < code > Tag

    Quote Originally Posted by dcowgill
    Have you considered turning on the "Allow HTML" option? That would solve your problem.
    I tried that and all though it does not strip the html it tries to implement it. When someone types < h2 > i want it to show up has < h2 > and not this
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    Re: The < code > Tag

    Gotcha. It's a WordPress thing and I recommend trying this plugin.

    http://www.thunderguy.com/semicolon/wor ... ss-plugin/

    Let me know how it works out.
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