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Unfortunately this option breaks the CSS hack some of us have been using to highlight code blocks. It assumes code blocks are surrounded by <pre><tt> tags. I think a style="code" tag surrounding the block might solve this, but I'm not much of a CSS expert.

See a random page from the perlmonks.thepen site for an example of how I have the CSS code highlighting set up.

-Blake

In reply to Re: New code wrap options by blakem
in thread New code wrap options by tye

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