(patch) add Syntax Coloring of Source Code to blog

[Wang Diancheng]

there is no "Syntax Coloring of Source Code" in fullblog.css, I create a patch to add it:

fullblog.css

@@ -1 +1 @@
 /*
 ** Styles for the /blog pages and blog items in macros
 */
+@import url(../../../chrome/common/css/code.css);
 
 .blog #main {
     width: 75%;

[osimons]

Sorry, but I cannot replicate this. If I add code to the post, it highlights like it should - both inside the blog and when posts are rendered as macros. Try something like this inside a post:

{{{
#!python

class Testing(object):
    """ My docstring. """
    pass
}}}

Does it not highlight in your Trac? The source rendering processor should add the needed stylesheet - mine adds pygments/trac.css. Do you perhaps use a different highlighter?

[anonymous]

Replying to osimons:

Sorry, but I cannot replicate this. If I add code to the post, it highlights like it should - both inside the blog and when posts are rendered as macros. Try something like this inside a post:

{{{
#!python

class Testing(object):
    """ My docstring. """
    pass
}}}

Does it not highlight in your Trac? The source rendering processor should add the needed stylesheet - mine adds pygments/trac.css. Do you perhaps use a different highlighter?

I use clearsilver, there is no highlight by default when I add code to post.

[osimons]

Replying to anonymous:

I use clearsilver, there is no highlight by default when I add code to post.

You mean silvercity, I suppose?

Anyway, that starts sounding like a Trac bug I need to look into. The stylesheet should be added as needed, and work for all supported highlighters.

[osimons]

(In [9429]) FullBlogPlugin: Adding Trac code.css stylesheet to all post rendering for correct rendering of inline syntax highlighting.

Fixes #3608. Sorry for the time it took to fix this... :-)