Today I added max-width to prevent overly wide code snippets causing unwanted scrollbars:

textarea {
  width:        100%;
  height:       25em;
  }

table.user-settings, .user-settings textarea { 
  width:        100%; 
  }

div.pmsig, div.footer, tr.bannerrow {
  display:      none;
  }

p, li {
  text-align:   justify;
  }
body#id-11911 .nodelets {
  display:      none;
  }
body#id-3333 .nodelets {
  display:      none;
  }
div#nnt-section-Users {
  display:      none;
  }

a[href="?node_id=961"],
a[href="?node=Anonymous%20Monk"] {
  color:        #c000a0;
  }

tt.codetext,
tt.inlinecode {
  border:       1px solid gray;
  -webkit-border-radius: 3px;
  -moz-border-radius:    3px;
  border-radius:         3px;
  font-family:  "DejaVu Sans Mono", LettrGothic12BT, "Lucida Console",
+ mono, monospace;
  white-space:  pre;
  color:        black;
  background-color: #fffff4;
  max-width:    1000px;
  word-wrap:    break-word;
  }

tt.codetext {
  display:      block;
  margin-right: 5px;
  padding:      4px 4px 4px 4px;
  font-size:    100%;
  line-height:  13px;
  }

tt.inlinecode {
  padding:      2px 1px 2px 1px;
  font-size:    60%;
  line-height:  15px;
  }

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Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn

In reply to Re: CSS Show and Tell: Colored Code by Tux
in thread CSS Show and Tell: Colored Code by frozenwithjoy

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