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@tsr, Could you elaborate some more? What version of WordPress? What other plugins are you using? What error are you seeing?

jayman76, If you’re posting as an admin, and have followed the nuance instructions on the FAQ, then I’m a bit baffled.

krypton, to try and avoid conflicts with other text filter plugins, WP-Syntax runs two filters. One before filter and one after filter. The before filter is run at a very early priority, and the after filter at a late priority. The before filter takes your code snippets and substitutes them with a unique hash like you see. All other plugin filters run, then the after filter takes over and puts the code back in syntax highlighted. It sounds like your after filter is either not running or not running correctly. Do you have any more details as to what your environment looks like? WP version, PHP version, Other plugins, etc. Thanks.

@reedom, Excellent idea. This will go in the next release. Ticket 667

jayman, What role are you writing your posts under (admin, editor, author, etc)? There’s a known issue with the wp-syntax plugin that I haven’t yet spent any time on. When writing as an “author,” all attributes of and all output between <pre> tags are stripped during a save.

There is currently an open ticket regarding this issue.

Pospiech, If you really want your LaTeX to wrap, you can change the behavior of the white space wrapping of the <pre> tag with a little bit of CSS magic. Here are some resources that might benefit you:

Making preformatted text wrap
CSS: white-space

Also, this page has some wp-syntax styling guidelines that will style your code snippets to automatically add horizontal scroll bars where necessary. I don’t know if this helps your situation or not.

jayman, Hi. The original code snippet is missing the end </pre> tag. I’m not sure I understood your follow-up post. Could you please ellaborate?

billism, WP-Syntax (really GeSHi) already supports C++ syntax highlighting. Just use “cpp” as the lang attribute. This page contains the full list of available language values. See the section “Supported Languages.”

Hey guys. I’m the author of this theme, and yes, it was very much based off the default (Kubrick) theme. I’m glad you like it, but it’s not in a releasable state. It actually has dependencies back to the static content of https://www.pantopspetsalon.com. The blog was added after the site was designed and the WP theme was retrofitted to match the existing site. I might consider releasing it, but it would require some refactoring and cleanup before hand.