Topic on Extension talk:SyntaxHighlight

1 INSTERT INTO test (value) VALUES (0);

It works in this wiki, but on our company-wiki (which is not open, so no links) zeros get swallowed. and

<syntaxhighlight lang="mysql" enclose="div" line>
INSTERT INTO test (value) VALUES (0);
</syntaxhighlight>

leads to the zero not being shown. I tested pygmentize on the command line and it outputs the sql correctly.

Any ideas? Questions?

Could you please state the version of Mediawiki and Extension being used?

Could you post a screenshoot and the HTML code delivered to the browser for this example?

When I render it here on mediawiki.org, the zero is encoded with:

<span class="mi">0</span>

So, I would presume, that your company wiki has done something with the CSS-class "mi".

hi Michael,

MediaWiki: 1.27.1

SyntaxHighlight: 2.0

Media:SQL-Render_by_SyntaxHighlight.png

Media:HTML_Result_of_SQL-Render_by_SyntaxHighlight.png

The class is set correct, but the '0's are missing in the HTML. If I change the source to something nonsens like a letter or even '00' those show up (on page and in raw html)

If anything happens to css-classes here in my wiki, it is because of me, as I have to handle the wiki.

[edit: fixed file link typo]

You can open the console and check the code of the element of first png.

which console? for which code? I have terminal acces to the ubuntu server running the wiki - or are you refering to the web-console like fire-bug?

You mean the first png is not from the browser? It looks very nice.

both images are screenshots from browser and firebug.

I just realized that I had a typo in the second file-link:

Media:HTML_Result_of_SQL-Render_by_SyntaxHighlight.png

thats the html I get for the syntax highlighted sql-code.

I just realized that a zero in simple <code>0</code> tags is not rendered by my wiki also, so this may have nothing to do with SyntaxHighlight.