I've just finished to make Google Prettify support all the reserved keywords of PHP. Since Prettify already supports PHP, I had to create a new language handler called prepro so that its corresponding CSS class will be lang-prepro. Here's an example:
Today I found some spare time to make a porting of a Coda color scheme for TextMate to Google Prettify. As always with these operations, something is still missing after the process, mainly due to the fact that the color schemes of Coda don't match the CSS classes used by Google Prettify. In fact, Coda features more color combinations than Google Prettify, depending on the language in use.
I've spent some time this evening to make Google Prettify support jQuery. Results are good, as you can see below:
jQuery(document).ready(function() {
$('#test').addClass('test').animate({
opacity: 0
}, 1000, function() {
$(this).removeClass('test');
}
});
You have only to add the class lang-jquery to your target element which already has the prettyprint class. You can download the lang-jquery.js file here. Remember that this file must come after the main Prettify file.