Assigning color to PHP code

[Beorn]

Well, mods will see the thread I deleted in regards to quoting php code. I was slightly off...this is when you assign a color to PHP code. If say I had something in here that was blue, some greeen, some yellow, and I wanted it all to be black. If I highlighted everything and turned it to black, it would show some funky color tags. Here is un-colored PHP code:

if($x == 1 && $yes === $no) {
echo "Ahhhhhhhh!";
} 

Here is colored PHP code, turned black:

if($x == 1 && $yes === $no) { 

[color=#000000]echo "Ahhhhhhhh!";[/color]
[color=#000000]}[/color] 

Now, if I turn some blue:

if($x == 1 && $yes === $no) { 

[color=navy]echo "Ahhhhhhhh!";[/color]
[color=navy]}[/color] 

It continues down here, and into my sig.

[Beorn]

For fear of screwing up what took me so long to figure out how to duplicate, here's instructions to duplicate:

Write some php code, between the PHP tags ([php]....)

Highlight it in the WYSIWYG editor. Change the color using the A and the color bar at the top of the editor. Make it whatever you like. Black doesn't accentuate the effects as much as some other color does.

[Iwk_Batterio]

Originally posted by Beorn
Well, mods will see the thread I deleted in regards to quoting php code. I was slightly off...this is when you assign a color to PHP code. If say I had something in here that was blue, some greeen, some yellow, and I wanted it all to be black. If I highlighted everything and turned it to black, it would show some funky color tags. Here is un-colored PHP code:

if($x == 1 && $yes === $no) {
echo "Ahhhhhhhh!";
} 

Here is colored PHP code, turned black:

if($x == 1 && $yes === $no) { 

[color=#000000]echo "Ahhhhhhhh!";[/color]
[color=#000000]}[/color] 

Now, if I turn some blue:

if($x == 1 && $yes === $no) { 

[color=navy]echo "Ahhhhhhhh!";[/color]
[color=navy]}[/color] 

It continues down here, and into my sig.

ahhh yeah !!! And the other reply like this, too !

[Kier]

You can't add bbcode within [php] tags... it's not legal.

I guess we should actively strip bbcode from within [php] tags but it would be better if no one tried to use it in the first place...