Steve - alittle experimenting shows that your code works as expected. The problem is with teh blog template and CSS inheritance blocking I believe.
See: http://code-comments.blogspot.com/2007/02/test-of-code-formatter-line-wrapscroll.html for a blog with your Code FOrmatter when it works correctly. The scroll bars turn on and word-wrap is suppressed.
See: http://tech-comments.blogspot.com/2007/02/steve-dunn-code-formatter-1002.html for a discussoin of some of my tests.
If I can discover - with my limited CSS knowledge - what is going on I will post it to you.
Look at this in templates: #main-wrapper { width: 600px; float: left; /*word-wrap: break-word;*/ /* fix for long text breaking sidebar float in IE */ overflow: hidden; /* fix for long non-text content breaking IE sidebar float */ }
The style for the blog main has a hard word-wrap setting which when removed allows the scroll bars to turn on. YOu should be able to override this in your style. The comments note this is a fix for IE6 issues so it probably can't be removed without creating issues. Unfortunaltely it doesn't fix the same problems in IE7 so it's probably not an IE6 issue but a template bug.
By the way - your blog is using teh same template as mine so we both are seeing the same errors. Testing with a raw basic template shows no issues with you code.
ActiPro has released version 4 of teh highlighter product. Bill at ActiPro has added Powershell semantic definition files to the sets. Your version will not load v4 files due to a restriction in the version you are using.
I may try a rebuild off your source if I have all of the pieces but I though you might want a heads-up if you haven't already noted the new version.
Shorter version as the longer one got lost due to some internet weirdness... :(
1) Thank you for this plug-in;
2) After including one piece of code, paragraphs are displayed with too much space in-between (not on WLW but after posting); See my blog post here;
3) You can get an updated Pascal definition file that I improved on from v 4 from here. It works on your version of the plug-in as you can see from the above post.
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Steve - alittle experimenting shows that your code works as expected. The problem is with teh blog template and CSS inheritance blocking I believe.
See: http://code-comments.blogspot.com/2007/02/test-of-code-formatter-line-wrapscroll.html
for a blog with your Code FOrmatter when it works correctly. The scroll bars turn on and word-wrap is suppressed.
See: http://tech-comments.blogspot.com/2007/02/steve-dunn-code-formatter-1002.html
for a discussoin of some of my tests.
If I can discover - with my limited CSS knowledge - what is going on I will post it to you.
As promised -
Look at this in templates:
#main-wrapper {
width: 600px;
float: left;
/*word-wrap: break-word;*/ /* fix for long text breaking sidebar float in IE */
overflow: hidden; /* fix for long non-text content breaking IE sidebar float */
}
The style for the blog main has a hard word-wrap setting which when removed allows the scroll bars to turn on. YOu should be able to override this in your style. The comments note this is a fix for IE6 issues so it probably can't be removed without creating issues. Unfortunaltely it doesn't fix the same problems in IE7 so it's probably not an IE6 issue but a template bug.
By the way - your blog is using teh same template as mine so we both are seeing the same errors. Testing with a raw basic template shows no issues with you code.
ActiPro has released version 4 of teh highlighter product. Bill at ActiPro has added Powershell semantic definition files to the sets. Your version will not load v4 files due to a restriction in the version you are using.
I may try a rebuild off your source if I have all of the pieces but I though you might want a heads-up if you haven't already noted the new version.
Shorter version as the longer one got lost due to some internet weirdness... :(
1) Thank you for this plug-in;
2) After including one piece of code, paragraphs are displayed with too much space in-between (not on WLW but after posting); See my blog post here;
3) You can get an updated Pascal definition file that I improved on from v 4 from here. It works on your version of the plug-in as you can see from the above post.
Later,
Madruga
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