=== WPygments ===
Contributors: capynet
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Tags: syntax highlight
Requires at least: 3.3
Tested up to: 3.5.1
Stable tag: 1.1
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
Server side syntax highlighter based on Pygments highlighter software.
== Description ==
WPygments - Wordpress syntax highlighter based on [Pygments](http://pygments.org/ "")
======================
## Installation:
To use this plugin you need pygments in your server:
sudo apt-get install python-setuptools
easy_install Pygments
That's all. Now you can download the plugin and install it in your Wordpress.
## Usage
Once you get installed the plugin the usage is straightforward. just enclose your code between tokens named with the corresponding lang:
[javascript]....[/javascript]
[php]....[/php]
See "Languages and filetypes supported" section to know available languages.
#### Parameters
Tokens support a few parameters (all optionals):
[php **style**="manni" **linenumbers**="table"]....[/php]
`style="manni"` defines code styling. Currently are 22 available styles.
Default styling is `default` wich is very nice, but maybe you like other styles. see "Color styles" section.
`linenumbers="false"` indicates if it should show the numbers and which format. `linenumbers="table"` or `linenumbers="inline"`
#### Examples
[javascript]
//comment line
var foo = "foo";
var bar = function(){
var baz;
}
[/javascript]
Outputs highlighted js with **default** style, and **no** (false) linenumbers.
[javascript style="monokai" linenumbers="inline"]
//comment line
var foo = "foo";
var bar = function(){
var baz;
}
[/javascript]
Outputs highlighted js with **monokai** style, linenumbers.
##Color styles
These are supported color styles:
* `monokai`
* `manni`
* `rrt`
* `perldoc`
* `borland`
* `colorful`
* `default`
* `murphy`
* `vs`
* `trac`
* `tango`
* `fruity`
* `autumn`
* `bw`
* `emacs`
* `vim`
* `pastie`
* `friendly`
* `native`
##Languages and filetypes supported
Pygments not only highlights languages. also highlights filetypes like .conf **Nginx** configuration file, **Apache** (filenames .htaccess, apache.conf, apache2.conf), etc.
NOTE: to use see "Usage" section
#####important sdsd;
#####General
* `apacheconf`: (.htaccess, apache.conf, apache2.conf)
* `bash`, `sh`, `ksh`:
(*.sh, *.ksh, *.bash, *.ebuild, *.eclass, .bashrc, bashrc)
* `ini`, `cfg`: (*.ini, *.cfg)
* `makefile`:
(*.mak, Makefile, makefile, Makefile.*, GNUmakefile)
* `nginx`:
Nginx configuration file
* `yaml`:
(*.yaml, *.yml)
* `perl`:
Perl (*.pl, *.pm)
* `vb.net`:
VB.net (*.vb, *.bas)
* `console`:
Bash Session (*.sh-session)
#####Javascript
* `javascript`: Pure Javascript
* `coffeescript`: Pure CoffeeScript
* `json`: Pure JSON
#####PHP
* `cssphp`: PHP embedded in CSS
* `htmlphp`: PHP embedded in HTML
* `jsphp`: PHP embedded in JS
* `php`: Pure PHP
* `xmlphp`: PHP embedded in XML
#####Ruby
* `ruby`, `duby`: Ruby (*.rb, *.rbw, *.rake, *.gemspec, *.rbx, *.duby)
* `csserb`, `cssruby`: Ruby embedded in CSS
* `xmlerb`, `xmlruby`: Ruby embedded in XML
#####CSS and CSS compilers
* `css`:
CSS (*.css)
* `sass`:
Sass (*.sass)
* `scss`:
SCSS (*.scss)
#####HTML and HTML template systems
* `html`:
HTML (*.html, *.htm, *.xhtml, *.xslt)
* `haml`:
Haml (*.haml)
* `jade`:
Jade (*.jade)
#####SQL
* `sql`:
SQL (*.sql)
* `sqlite3`:
sqlite3con (*.sqlite3-console)
* `mysql`:
MySQL
#####Python, jinja & Django
* `python`: Pure Python
* `python3`: Pure Python 3
* `xmldjango`, `xmljinja`: Django/Jinja embedded in XML
* `cssdjango`, `cssjinja`: Django/Jinja embedded in CSS
* `django`, `jinja`: Pure Django/Jinja
* `htmldjango`, `htmljinja`: Django/Jinja embedded in HTML
* `jsdjango`, `jsjinja`: Django/Jinja embedded in Javascript
#####Java & Groovy
* `java`:
Java (*.java)
* `groovy`:
Groovy (*.groovy)
* `jsp`:
Java Server Page (*.jsp)
#####C, C++, Objetive-c, C Sharp
* `cobjdump`: c-objdump (*.c-objdump)
* `c`: C (*.c, *.h, *.idc)
* `cpp`: C++ (*.cpp, *.hpp, *.c++, *.h++, *.cc, *.hh, *.cxx, *.hxx)
* `csharp`: C# (*.cs)
* `objectivec`: (*.m)
#####XML
* `xml`: (*.xml, *.xsl, *.rss, *.xslt, *.xsd, *.wsdl)
* `xslt`: (*.xsl, *.xslt)
## Installation:
To use this plugin you need pygments in your server:
```
sudo apt-get install python-setuptools
easy_install Pygments
```
That's all. Now you can download the plugin and install it in your Wordpress.
## Usage
Once you get installed the plugin the usage is straightforward. just enclose your code between tokens named with the corresponding lang:
[javascript]....[/javascript]
[php]....[/php]
For a detailed description of usage see [WPygments plugin page](https://github.com/capy/WPygments "WPygments plugin page")
== Installation ==
## Installation:
To use this plugin you need pygments in your server:
sudo apt-get install python-setuptools
easy_install Pygments
That's all. Now you can download the plugin and install it in your Wordpress.
1. Upload the plugin to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory
1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
Once you get installed the plugin the usage is straightforward. just enclose your code between tokens named with the corresponding lang:
[javascript]....[/javascript]
[php]....[/php]
== Frequently asked questions ==
= A question that someone might have =
An answer to that question.
== Screenshots ==
1. Example highlighted code
2. Another example highlighted code
== Changelog ==
= 1.1 =
* readme.txt fix
= 1.0 =
* First stable release