Or like @EternalHour said, you can use <pre>Your code here</pre><code>Your code here</code>
Solution 2 :
you can use pygments for styling python codes in your html pages.
Problem :
What are the options to display python code in HTML pages?
I do not want to execute python code in the page, but only produce HTML/CSS pages displaying nicely formatted (with e.g., syntax highlighting) python code snippets as done, for instance, by stackoverflow.
Basically I would like a tool that takes a python file as input and generate an HTML/CSS code.
Comments
Comment posted by EternalHour
You can use either
Comment posted by John Montgomery
For syntax highlighting, what you’re looking for is called a code prettifier. There’s a lot of options for that available online, look into it and see if one fits your needs (Stack Overflow doesn’t allow recommendation questions unfortunately).
Comment posted by qouify
@EternalHour : thanks for your answer. I did not know of theses tags
Comment posted by qouify
@john-montgomery : thank you. I did not know it was called like that (code prettifier). I have found a couple of tools that seem nice.