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How to find the data:post.body or post body in blogger template?

August 29, 2020July 17, 2016 by Tanmay Chakrabarty

In blogger template, <data:post.body/> is the tag which prints out the full body of your post. This is important to know where this tag is to do things around post body. But the problem is, in some templates there can more than one <data:post.body/>. So how to find which one is the one that prints … Read more

How to get variable value from URL query string in PHP?

August 29, 2020July 16, 2016 by Tanmay Chakrabarty

We already know that we can get URL query string variable in $_GET super global array. But sometimes we might have to analyze a string which is an URL with query string and need to pull out value of a given variable from that. Also, it can be that we were given only the query … Read more

How to read the RAW version of POST data in PHP?

August 29, 2020July 16, 2016 by Tanmay Chakrabarty

Well when you submit data using a form or anyway and the method is POST then you get the submitted data in a super global array called $_POST. But the data in the $_POST will be slightly modified by PHP that you sometimes, as per your requirement, may not be the exact same thing you … Read more

How to use Group Names in PHP preg_match() regex to index matched results by names instead of numeric values

August 29, 2020July 16, 2016 by Tanmay Chakrabarty

Using regular expressions is a very effective way to find a sub-string or all matched sub-string from a given string or text. But when you call them they give you matched results in a array with numeric indexes which is not helpful enough to get your data out of the matched results. Following is the … Read more

How to Easily highlight source codes in content?

August 29, 2020June 28, 2016 by Tanmay Chakrabarty

If you want to publish source codes as part of your content, you should consider highlighting the source codes in the content, not just for beautification, it helps the reader to see something familiar. In this post I am going to present a way of highlighting source codes in content which is applicable in all platforms. This easy way to highlight source codes in contents would only requires JS and CSS support.

So if you are a blogger who writes on computer programming and publish source codes in your blog post or if you just want to publish some source codes in your website, then what you can do to stand-out the code from other text is

Use <code /> tags
Use <pre /> tags

Cool. It will look like codes but not look like as it looks like in your favorite code editor, with different colors for constants, variables, functions, strings etc. along with line numbers.

So, what you want to do is to highlight source codes and make them appearing like in a code editor, which is just not for colors, but for more readability too.

Use <code /> tags
Use <pre /> tags

Cool. It will look like codes but not look like as it looks like in your favorite code editor, with different colors for constants, variables, functions, strings etc. along with line numbers.

So, what you want to do is to highlight source codes and make them appearing like in a code editor, which is just not for colors, but for more readability too.

How to Optimize syntax highlighter loading speed?

August 29, 2020June 28, 2016 by Tanmay Chakrabarty

If you are using SyntaxHighlighter in your blog or website, then you might have noticed that you have to load the brushes you used in a post or page. The way you load them is generally by Linking specific brush scripts used on a given page or post, Or you load them statically by including … Read more

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