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Em space works! I've finally cracked this indentation issue in Google+. I use em space and Google+ doesn't simply remove/replace it. It stays there. The only problem is how do you type it out? Its Unicode code is U+2003 but there's not keyboard shortcut... How I used it is: I opened Charmap and changed options to display Unicode subranges; Selected ...


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Google+ doesn't offer many formatting options. At best it offers a very watered down version of Markdown, with only bold, italic, and strikethrough. So unless and until Google adds more options you're out of luck. The only other possible option would be to create a GIF with the text of your code and include that in your post.


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Alex Gorbatchev's SyntaxHighlighter is one of the most commonly used by software-related blogs for code highlighting. It lists several blogs that provide steps how to integrate it with the Blogger service.


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It does work, you are mostly likely placing a block after a list. Consider separating it with a header --- #include<stdio.h> int main() ^ Four spaces Will turn into this in your card #include<stdio.h> int main()


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Try Google Prettify. This is exactly what is used on StackExchange sites. There is also good tool here, that would generate a HTML block for you with some fancy formatting.


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Per the Terms of Service: If you create a project on the Website, then you are the owner of that account and all Content stored therein. Unfuddle.com and Unfuddle will not disclose any of your Content unless required to do so by court order or other legal action. It is clearly your property, and they would not have any rights to use your code. They can ...


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GitHub's gist service has a rather neat embedding tool and recognises loads of different languages. I've use this to embed code snippet occasionally. Also anything based around GeSHi works great, I've had good experiences with the CodeColorer plugin for wordpress.


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We watch carefully for any fraudulent use of Dropbox public links and will suspend suspicious links when they are detected. Links that use up more than 20 GB/day for Basic (free) accounts and 200 GB/day for Pro and Teams (paid) accounts are automatically suspended. From Dropbox help.


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I made a tool for converting code to Google+ compatible code. You find it at http://www.claudiodangelis.it/projects/googlepluscodeindenter Here an example post: https://plus.google.com/u/0/115859961800127275872/posts/Sg9aSkCwTft Hope this helps.


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Finally found the answer here: http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#code using markdown is outdated, its not as easy as just using Gist haha, think I'll keep that route... they should really work on their tools.


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Go to Mail settings and then click on Forwarding POP/IMAP. Click on Add a forwarding address A popup window will appear to enter the email address where you want the emails to be forwarded to. Enter your Facebook email address. A new popup will appear to tell you that the confirmation code has been sent to your Facebook address. Login to your Facebook ...


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I would consider retrying. It could be that you are not using the correct email address. I received the following after trying phwd@gmail.com may now forward mail to phwd@facebook.com. As well as a notice at the top after enabling forwarding You are forwarding your email to phwd@facebook.com. This notice will end in 7 days.Review Settings Learn ...


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There is a guide on how you can do this here: http://codeblog.kello.se/2009/01/07/getting-code-formatting-with-syntax-highlighting-to-work-on-blogger/ It's based on syntaxhighlighter which you can read more on here http://code.google.com/p/syntaxhighlighter/


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I use the SyntaxHighlighter plugin. It works well, is simple to use, and supports a good variety of languages. See an article on my site for example output.


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No need for a plugin. All Wordpress Setups come with this option available (unless you change the default setup). Just enclose it as follows: <code>function foo() { return "bar"; }</code> You can find it below.



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