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One supremely annoying problem I had the first days of using WordPress was that it kept on “beautifying” my code samples. For example replacing normal quotes with curly ones. For normal text that’s okay I guess, but for code it isn’t!
For example:
string s = “this is a string”;
Luckily however, this can be fixed by using using a plugin called Preserve Code Formatting by Scott Reilly. Very useful!
Just install it and after that WordPress will keep it’s dirty hands off content within <code>-tags.
The code sample above now reads:
string s = "this is a string";
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