Another tip: please, please, please indent your code in MATLAB correctly first, before pasting it in.

To do this highlight your code in the MATLAB editor (for example type "Ctrl a" to select all the text in the editor), then type "Ctrl i". This "fixes/standardizes" your indentations. Then , paste your code in, and then click the "{} Code" icon. DO NOT CLICK "{} Code" before you paste in your code. That will not work.

I updated my question and content based on your instructions. However, the code is not showing in this application as I had it formatted.

@Trude Mashburn: I just checked your question, and none of the code text has been indented.

1. Select the code text
2. Click the {} Code button
3. Ensure that there is a trailing empty line
4. Check the formatting in the preview pane, make changes as required.
5. Click Submit to save the new formatting.

An alternative to using the {} Code button is to simply put two space characters at the start of each code line.

Note: the bold mode only works between pairs of * in the same paragraph. If you highlight several paragraphs (with empty lines between them) and click on the Bold button, although an * will be put on the first line and last line of the selection, the bold will "break" because of the empty lines.

Note: the italic mode only works between pairs of underscores in the same paragraph. If you highlight several paragraphs (with empty lines between them) and click on the Italic button, although an underscore will be put on the first line and last line of the selection, the italics will "break" because of the empty lines.

Note: the monospaced mode only works between pairs of bars in the same paragraph. If you highlight several paragraphs (with empty lines between them) and click on the monospace button, although an bar will be put on the first line and last line of the selection, the monospace will "break" because of the empty lines.

Note: here must be a blank line before and after the # list

Note: there must be a space after the #

Note: the numbering sequence restarts at each empty line, so do _not_ put blank lines between the portions.

Note: the # must be after a "real" line break, where carriage return was typed at the end of the previous line; it is not sufficient to put it at what looks like the beginning of a line, if the line has been automatically wrapped down from the previous line.

Note: there must be a blank line before and after the * list.

Note: there must be a space after the *

Note: the * must be after a "real" line break, where carriage return was typed at the end of the previous line; it is not sufficient to put it at what looks like the beginning of a line, if the line has been automatically wrapped down from the previous line.

Simple hyperlinks are not converted automatically by the site: that is being done by browsers.

Note: ensure that there is no whitespace space immediately after the < or immediately before the > or else the link will not be created.

Note: there must be whitespace (or beginning of line) immediately before the < or else the link will not be created. In particular, some people like to put links in brackets such as (<some link or other>) and that will not work because there must be a space before the < .

thanks Image Analyst bro , next time i will follow