tag:austinruby.com,2007:/2006/10/5/autovivification-with-hashes/comments Mephisto Noh-Varr 2006-10-06T14:22:12Z Mars tag:austinruby.com,2006-10-05:12:22 2006-10-06T14:22:12Z 2006-10-06T14:22:12Z <p>Alright. 'Nuff said.</p> <p>The nicely styled code blocks are back.</p> Mars tag:austinruby.com,2006-10-05:12:21 2006-10-06T14:06:56Z 2006-10-06T14:06:56Z <p>I simplified the <em>basic code blocks</em> style to complement the new <a href='/2006/10/6/syntax-luv'>syntax highlighting &amp; line numbering code blocks</a>. Check 'em out.</p> <p>I can dress back up the basic code blocks if y'all prefer.</p> Jim tag:austinruby.com,2006-10-05:12:20 2006-10-06T03:24:41Z 2006-10-06T03:24:41Z <p>Mars</p> <p>Thanks for the CSS updates. I'm not getting any kind of border around the code blocks. Is this right?</p> Mars tag:austinruby.com,2006-10-05:12:18 2006-10-05T22:37:18Z 2006-10-05T22:37:18Z <p>By the way, <em>autovivification</em> is an awesome technique. Thanks for sharing Jim.</p> <p>This is a nice rubyesque way to grow hashes dynamically.</p> Mars tag:austinruby.com,2006-10-05:12:17 2006-10-05T22:33:07Z 2006-10-05T22:33:07Z <p>Since you posted this article, I've added CSS styles to make <code>code</code> from Markdown look nice.</p> <p>Maybe you just need to refresh your browser?</p> Jim tag:austinruby.com,2006-10-05:12:16 2006-10-05T22:18:38Z 2006-10-05T22:18:38Z <p>Mars</p> <p>Can you use the CSS that TextMate uses when you ctrl-cmd-alt-P for a Markdown preview?</p>