As much of my use of this blog will involve code, it was imperative that I find some way to leverage a way to display code in an easily readable format. And that is where SyntaxHighlighter came to the rescue.
A few links worth noting:
- The tutorial I used to add SyntaxHighlighter to my Blogger-based blog:
http://www.cyberack.com/2007/07/adding-syntax-highlighter-to-blogger.html - For proper display in the Google Chrome browser; the issues involved extraneous blank lines and wonky line numbering: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11804789/extra-lines-using-syntaxhighlighter-for-chrome-only
- And because I love CFML (maybe more than Adobe): http://alexgorbatchev.com/SyntaxHighlighter/manual/brushes/coldfusion.html
So ... my implementation (e.g. the code placed immediately before the closing head tag) looks like this:
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