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Hi,
This may be known to everyone apart from me, but as it took me ages to find out I thought I would post it as a tip.
I needed to be able to display some source code (php/c/bash) on my site, but found that a lot of elements in the code clashed with the Smarty engine.
Code between the Smarty tags {literal} {/literal} is not parsed by Smarty so is output normally, and doesn't cause those nasty Smarty compilation errors.
Thanks for a great CMS chaps.  I now have a way of finally inflicting my little programs on the world.
All the best, Wemps.

Thank you. Remember you can contribute to the wiki with your forum account.

Pierre M.

also, there's the geshi smartt plugin, that, if installed, and utilized correctly will display your php source code in a funky formatted way.

Have added this to the wiki as requested. 
Are there layout rules that I should follow?
It is here http://wiki.cmsmadesimple.org/index.php/How_to_display_souce_code_as_content

Thanks. I don't know about wiki layout. But I suggest you add links to/from existing howto/faq/tips/share pages about the same subject.

Pierre