PixoPoint Code Comments plugin
Recently Kaspars Dambis wrote a blog post explaining how to add the necessary code to your WordPress theme to allow your site visitors to post fragments of code in their comments (wrapped in <code>…</code>) which are automatically encoded instead of them having to convert them to HTML entities such as > and <. We have wrapped Kaspars (extremely handy) code into a WordPress plugin to use on our own site. You can download it below. If you find any bugs please post them in our Other PixoPoint Plugins support forum. To see a demonstration of the plugin in action, take a look at the comments section of this blog post.
Download PixoPoint Code Comments plugin »
To learn more about the code powering the plugin please visit Kaspars’ blog post.
Ryan says:
This is a demonstration of the PixoPoint Code Comments plugin in action:
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February 17, 2010 at 5:54 am # //