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Vote: What level of automatic code highlighting do we want?
Enable it on all tags for which there's a language available, even if we get some false-positive highlighting.
The increased incidence of highlighting on actual code is worth it, and/or the coloring …
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Vote: What level of automatic code highlighting do we want?
Disable all automatic highlighting, globally, across all tags.
You won't see a lot of highlighting at all, since it needs to be manually specified by the author (it's explained in editing help, but t …
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Vote: What level of automatic code highlighting do we want?
Enable it extremely selectively on tags where the content of a code block has a high chance of actually being code.
For instance, enable these:
lang-sh - bash sh shell-scripting
lang-vb - vbscript
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Vote: What level of automatic code highlighting do we want?
Now that have code highlighting enabled, we need to determine how 'automatic' it should be.
The code highlighting engine works in two ways:
Automatic inference of the language in use via the tags o …
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