[Axeia]

You might want to add

Code: [Select]

, .phpcode behind the code selector in the stylesheet used for this forum.
As you can see here:
http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=345437.0
it has some overflow issues at  1024*768 as it is.

[edit]
http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=346515.msg2344547#msg2344547
Seems like I'm not the only one who finds the used font too small, so perhaps change the font-size to small instead of x-small as well?

[Arantor]

That's not just this forum, then. That's RC2's Curve theme in general that needs editing.

Btw, the PHP class is supposed to cause a scrollbar since it's not supposed to wrap, just like code in general.

[Axeia]

Alright, now I see what I actually wanted to do is supposed to be done with
[code=php]
<?php
  echo "fancyString";
?>
[/code]

[Arantor]

Or even just this would work:
[code]
<?php
  echo "fancyString";
?>
[/code]

It picks up the entry of <?php and ?> inside the code tag. If it doesn't have <?php, you would need =php to highlight it.

[Motoko-chan]

You could also be able to use the php bbcode tag (although it doesn't have the code box around it:


echo 'Hello there';
die('Goodbye!');


[php]
echo 'Hello there';
die('Goodbye!');
[/php]

[Axeia]

You could also be able to use the php bbcode tag (although it doesn't have the code box around it:


echo 'Hello there';
die('Goodbye!');


[php]
echo 'Hello there';
die('Goodbye!');
[/php]

That's exactly what I did in thread I linked to (the one that caused the overflow issue )
I'll leave it as is instead of using [code=php], might come in handy as a testbed for the fix.