[wp-hackers] Preventing magic quotes in pre elements
Eric A. Meyer
eric at meyerweb.com
Fri Jul 23 17:42:47 UTC 2004
At 23:59 -0400 7/22/04, Andrew Shearer wrote:
>A problem with the <pre> avoidance built into texturize is that it
>only takes effect until the next tag, regardless of whether it's
></pre>. So it won't help you if you have syntax-highlighted code,
>with <span> or <font> tags embedded in the <pre> element.
Ah, that was my problem, and it was syntax-highlighted code that
triggered it. Isn't there a way to alter the texturize routines so
they go to the </pre>? I don't mind hacking the source code to do it.
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