![]() excluded from the new editor and replaced with the Code Snippet element. It works only for code snippets included by reference to a code file. It helps readability when you highlight the key lines that you're focusing on in the snippet, as in this example: You can't highlight code when you include it in the article Markdown file. Tip: Give it a name that is easy to recognize so you can quickly identify it later. Or, in the Logged Out Snippets section, you can add code inside the head tag for users who are logged out:Īfter you’ve added your custom code, click Save. Display a block of code on your Confluence Cloud page using the code block. Snippets typically include more code than necessary in order to provide context. To add HTML/JavaScript code inside the head tag on all pages in your school, enter the code into the Head Code Snippets section:Īlternatively, in the Logged In Snippets section, you can add code inside the head tag for users that are logged in: School owners on the Basic plan and up can add additional HTML/JavaScript code snippets to their school's head tag, such as a Facebook tracking pixel. To add custom CSS to your school, complete the following steps: Custom CSS allows you to modify your school’s fonts, colors, and backgrounds. From the right-click or context menu in the code editor, choose Snippet > Insert Snippet. You can change the shape of your snip by choosing one of the following options in the toolbar: Rectangular mode, Window mode, Full-screen mode, and Free-form mode. If you have coding knowledge and want to further customize the appearance of your school, then you can use the Cascading Style Sheets to add custom code to your school. You can create a new code snippet in 3 ways: Enter a code snippet display name, an optional description, and tag the code. In Visual Studio, there are several different ways you can add a code snippet to a code file: On the menu bar, choose Edit > IntelliSense > Insert Snippet. The desktop will darken while you select an area for your screenshot. This includes how the code functions, as well as how it impacts the appearance of your school. ![]() NOTE: Adding custom code to your school is an advanced modification-we can't guarantee full functionality or compatibility with current or future versions of Teachable.
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