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After lazily just pasting code in <pre> blocks for years, this morning I finally got around to researching a code highlighter like you see on almost all the programming websites. Thanks to SyntaxHighlighter adding this feature was embarrassingly easy. It is self-contained javascript that works on a pre or script tag decorated with a html class calling a brush alias, e.g. <pre class="brush: sql"> INSERT INTO MyWebsite (pre, script) VALUES (complete, awesomeness) </pre> Oh, but it's not just SQL, no there's a whole easel of brushes included: Brush name Brush aliases File name ActionScript3 as3, actionscript3 shBrushAS3.js Bash/shell bash, shell shBrushBash.js C# c-sharp, csharp shBrushCSharp.js C++ cpp, c shBrushCpp.js CSS css shBrushCss.js Delphi delphi, pas, pascal shBrushDelphi.js Diff diff, patch shBrushDiff.js Groovy groovy shBrushGroovy.js JavaScript ...