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edited Jun 3, 2020 at 13:30

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Syntax Highlighting with “Code Prettify”

This is now implemented. See Stack Overflow’s help on Syntax Highlighting.

Specifying a language for syntax highlighting

Besides tag inferences (a recent change), you can manually specify a language as a hint to Google Code Prettify.

Here’s how:

<!-- language: «lang-or-tag-here» -->

    «code goes here»

«more text»

<!-- language: «lang-or-tag-here» -->

    «code goes here»

You may use either a tag or a prettify language code. Prettify language codes are guaranteed to work, regardless of what language the tag happens to be set to.

Available Language Hints Moved

Due to several lists of available hints existing throughout Meta, the entire list has been consolidated and moved to the following FAQ:

What is syntax highlighting and how does it work?

Syntax Highlighting with “Code Prettify”

This is now implemented. See Stack Overflow’s help on Syntax Highlighting.

Specifying a language for syntax highlighting

Besides tag inferences (a recent change), you can manually specify a language as a hint to Google Code Prettify.

Here’s how:

<!-- language: «lang-or-tag-here» -->

    «code goes here»

«more text»

<!-- language: «lang-or-tag-here» -->

    «code goes here»

You may use either a tag or a prettify language code. Prettify language codes are guaranteed to work, regardless of what language the tag happens to be set to.

Available Language Hints Moved

Due to several lists of available hints existing throughout Meta, the entire list has been consolidated and moved to the following FAQ:

What is syntax highlighting and how does it work?

Syntax Highlighting with “Code Prettify”

This is now implemented. See Stack Overflow’s help on Syntax Highlighting.

Specifying a language for syntax highlighting

Besides tag inferences (a recent change), you can manually specify a language as a hint to Google Code Prettify.

Here’s how:

<!-- language: «lang-or-tag-here» -->

    «code goes here»

«more text»

<!-- language: «lang-or-tag-here» -->

    «code goes here»

You may use either a tag or a prettify language code. Prettify language codes are guaranteed to work, regardless of what language the tag happens to be set to.

Available Language Hints Moved

Due to several lists of available hints existing throughout Meta, the entire list has been consolidated and moved to the following FAQ:

What is syntax highlighting and how does it work?

replaced http://stackoverflow.com/ with https://stackoverflow.com/

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edited May 23, 2017 at 12:36

Community Bot

1

Syntax Highlighting with “Code Prettify”

This is now implemented. See Stack Overflow’s help on Syntax Highlighting Stack Overflow’s help on Syntax Highlighting.

Specifying a language for syntax highlighting

Besides tag inferences (a recent change), you can manually specify a language as a hint to Google Code Prettify.

Here’s how:

<!-- language: «lang-or-tag-here» -->

    «code goes here»

«more text»

<!-- language: «lang-or-tag-here» -->

    «code goes here»

You may use either a tag or a prettify language code. Prettify language codes are guaranteed to work, regardless of what language the tag happens to be set to.

Available Language Hints Moved

Due to several lists of available hints existing throughout Meta, the entire list has been consolidated and moved to the following FAQ:

What is syntax highlighting and how does it work?

Syntax Highlighting with “Code Prettify”

This is now implemented. See Stack Overflow’s help on Syntax Highlighting.

Specifying a language for syntax highlighting

Besides tag inferences (a recent change), you can manually specify a language as a hint to Google Code Prettify.

Here’s how:

<!-- language: «lang-or-tag-here» -->

    «code goes here»

«more text»

<!-- language: «lang-or-tag-here» -->

    «code goes here»

You may use either a tag or a prettify language code. Prettify language codes are guaranteed to work, regardless of what language the tag happens to be set to.

Available Language Hints Moved

Due to several lists of available hints existing throughout Meta, the entire list has been consolidated and moved to the following FAQ:

What is syntax highlighting and how does it work?

Syntax Highlighting with “Code Prettify”

This is now implemented. See Stack Overflow’s help on Syntax Highlighting.

Specifying a language for syntax highlighting

Besides tag inferences (a recent change), you can manually specify a language as a hint to Google Code Prettify.

Here’s how:

<!-- language: «lang-or-tag-here» -->

    «code goes here»

«more text»

<!-- language: «lang-or-tag-here» -->

    «code goes here»

You may use either a tag or a prettify language code. Prettify language codes are guaranteed to work, regardless of what language the tag happens to be set to.

Available Language Hints Moved

Due to several lists of available hints existing throughout Meta, the entire list has been consolidated and moved to the following FAQ:

What is syntax highlighting and how does it work?

replaced http://meta.stackexchange.com/ with https://meta.stackexchange.com/

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edited Mar 20, 2017 at 10:31

Community Bot

1

Syntax Highlighting with “Code Prettify”

This is now implemented. See Stack Overflow’s help on Syntax Highlighting.

Specifying a language for syntax highlighting

Besides tag inferences (a recent change), you can manually specify a language as a hint to Google Code Prettify.

Here’s how:

<!-- language: «lang-or-tag-here» -->

    «code goes here»

«more text»

<!-- language: «lang-or-tag-here» -->

    «code goes here»

You may use either a tag or a prettify language code. Prettify language codes are guaranteed to work, regardless of what language the tag happens to be set to.

Available Language Hints Moved

Due to several lists of available hints existing throughout Meta, the entire list has been consolidated and moved to the following FAQ:

What is syntax highlighting and how does it work?What is syntax highlighting and how does it work?

Syntax Highlighting with “Code Prettify”

This is now implemented. See Stack Overflow’s help on Syntax Highlighting.

Specifying a language for syntax highlighting

Besides tag inferences (a recent change), you can manually specify a language as a hint to Google Code Prettify.

Here’s how:

<!-- language: «lang-or-tag-here» -->

    «code goes here»

«more text»

<!-- language: «lang-or-tag-here» -->

    «code goes here»

You may use either a tag or a prettify language code. Prettify language codes are guaranteed to work, regardless of what language the tag happens to be set to.

Available Language Hints Moved

Due to several lists of available hints existing throughout Meta, the entire list has been consolidated and moved to the following FAQ:

What is syntax highlighting and how does it work?

Syntax Highlighting with “Code Prettify”

This is now implemented. See Stack Overflow’s help on Syntax Highlighting.

Specifying a language for syntax highlighting

Besides tag inferences (a recent change), you can manually specify a language as a hint to Google Code Prettify.

Here’s how:

<!-- language: «lang-or-tag-here» -->

    «code goes here»

«more text»

<!-- language: «lang-or-tag-here» -->

    «code goes here»

You may use either a tag or a prettify language code. Prettify language codes are guaranteed to work, regardless of what language the tag happens to be set to.