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Formatting code blocks in blog posts

For code blocks, it needs to be formatted as blockquote with a CODE header. e.g.  For more information on how this was implemented, go to the private Github project.

-- CODE language-kotlin --
java.lang.RuntimeException: Whoops!
   at com.foo.mylib.RequestInterceptor.interceptRequest(RequestInterceptor.kt:5)
   at com.foo.mylib.HttpClient.doGet(HttpClient.kt:9)
   at com.foo.mylib.HttpClient.makeRequest(HttpClient.kt:5)
   at com.foo.mylib.DownloadManager.downloadFile(DownloadManager.kt:5)

You don't need to close a block, the end of the blockquote does that for you. It needs to be in a single block though (so no gaps in the white line down the left hand side). You have to put new lines in a blockquote using shift-enter, otherwise it separates it into 2 blockquotes. When adding the header, it doesn’t handle it very well. I add a character (e.g. a), add the header and then put in a newline. Then return and remove the character on the first line. If you don’t do that way it separates the blockquote. It is a bit picky.

Current languages that are supported: ["json", "php", "python", "properties", "kotlin", "bash", "dockerfile", "nginx", "plaintext", "objectivec", "shell", "ruby", "yaml", "swift", "coffeescript", "css", "groovy", "go", "sql", "xml", "markdown", "dart", "apache", "ini", "http", "perl", "cs", "diff", "javascript", "java", "cpp", "makefile", "html, "gradle", "protobuf", "rust"]

Inline code in blog posts

For inline you need to wrap the code in placeholders. [CODE language-bash]go test -bench=.[/CODE]

You can leave out the language and it will default to plaintext. e.g. [CODE]Hello World!![/CODE]

Open Drift widget

This script has been added to the body tag on the blog template to open the Drift widget. Within the blog post, you would link the text and add # in place of the link.

<script>
   $(document).ready(function () {
       $(".blog-rich-text.w-richtext a[href='#']").attr('onclick', 'drift.api.startInteraction({ interactionId: 294212 });');
   });
</script>

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