code snippets in wiki markup

My company is currently running 3.3.3 and i am tasked with creating a document that requires code snippets.

How do you best present code in this version.

I found a macro, but it says that it doesn't export to PDF very well.

Does anyone have a good solution to this?

(I do know that there is an upgrade in the works, but no one has time to do this at the moment.)

2 answers

2 votes

The obvious choice is the {code} macro.

A quick test on Confluence 3.3 seems to show it working nicely in both Confluence and a PDF rendition of the page.

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-- now moved to yfrog. hope it doesn't close soon.

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In the example above, I was using the bundled {code} macro on a clean installation of Confluence 3.3.

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Which macro did you find. There is more than one. If you are on 3.3.3 you might want to check out the appropriate version of

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