Code Syntax Highlight for MediaWiki! (GeSHi)

Posted by mkhairul - January 31, 2007 at 02:01:43 pm -

Categories: blog



geshi.png

Yes finally! <code> in Color!

I have been using mediawiki for my resources and reference for quite some time now. But it was all in mono. Black and white.. dull. No line number.. no syntax highlight.

I tried searching for something in mediawiki extension section but nothing!

Googling is always my best bet. Productivity will go down to a crawl if it werent for google! Yeah.. our dependent on google is quite scary.

So anyway I found a nice entry on Swinburne University of Technology wiki entry on using GeSHi on mediawiki.

geshi_example.jpg

 

Mediawiki using GeSHi - Generic Syntax Highlighter 

Now all I have to type to use the extension is <code>[php,1] function … </code> and all is good.

 

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