Coolfilter: What are [coolcode] tags used for?
astra - March 12, 2007 - 09:22
| Project: | Coolfilter |
| Version: | 5.x-1.x-dev |
| Component: | Documentation |
| Category: | support request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | closed |
Description
Nice module! After I installed it and inserted [coolplayer] tags, for example,
[coolplayer]
http://www.vsocial.com/video/?d=5255
[/coolplayer]to a node page, it works very well.
But it can be read from the introduction of this project page:
[coolcode] tag. And CoolFilter can also add syntax highlighting and generate code file on fly for download, base on PHP:PEAR:Text_Highlighter.
Now it can support languages below, and you can easily add languages by yourself
# cpp# css# diff# dtd# html# java# javascript# mysql# perl# php# python# ruby# sql# xmlI'm not good at multimedia on Web sites. I still don't know what the [coolcode] tags are used for. Why and when does one need using the tags? Thanks!
#1
[coolcode] is not used for media display. It is used for highlighting programming languages, like C++,JAVA or PHP.
#2
[coolplayer] and [coolcode] tags are put together in the Coolfilter module, but I don't know what the programming code is used for? For theming the layout of the media display? For increasing speed to download the multimedia files? Or for something else?
#3
haha:) [coolcode] has no relationship with media, it just like tag
<code>. But more useful, like the picture in attachment.#4
Thanks!