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@@ -10,25 +10,30 @@ Following is the PHP cURL wrapper class which I use to make GET and POST request
 Simple GET request
 =================================
 
-`require("CurlWrapper_static.php");
+```PHP
+require("CurlWrapper_static.php");
 
 $googleHTML = CurlWrapper::SendRequest('https://www.google.com');
-echo $googleHTML;`
+echo $googleHTML;
+```
 
 If you're a firm non-static lover here's a "normal" class simple GET request usage:
 
-`require("CurlWrapper_nonStatic.php");
+```PHP
+require("CurlWrapper_nonStatic.php");
 
 $curl = new CurlWrapper();
 $googleHTML = $curl->SendRequest('https://www.google.com');
-echo $googleHTML;`
+echo $googleHTML;
+```
 
 JSON POST request
 =================
 
 Here's an example of sending a JSON POST request to imaginitive URL 'http://service.com/getData.json' with some data array:
 
-`require("CurlWrapper_static.php");
+```PHP
+require("CurlWrapper_static.php");
 
 $cookieSettingUrl = 'http://service.com/';
 $cookie = CurlWrapper::SendRequest($cookieSettingUrl);
@@ -46,7 +51,8 @@ $headers = array('Accept: application/json','Content-Type: application/json');
 
 $resultsHTML = CurlWrapper::SendRequest($jsonUrl, $cookieSettingUrl, "POST", $postData, $headers);
 $resultsJson = json_decode($resultsHTML);
-var_dump($resultsJson);`
+var_dump($resultsJson);
+```
 
 Important to note is that you have to add proper $headers array, and that you json_encode your data array as shown when POSTing to a service which expects JSON data.
 
@@ -55,9 +61,11 @@ Cookies
 
 The reason why I first used these two lines:
 
-`$cookieSettingUrl = 'http://service.com/';
+```PHP
+$cookieSettingUrl = 'http://service.com/';
 
-$cookie = CurlWrapper::SendRequest($cookieSettingUrl);`
+$cookie = CurlWrapper::SendRequest($cookieSettingUrl);
+```
 
 is to set any cookies (and you will find that some services do this) that may be needed to be sent along with the request to 'http://service.com/getData.json'. Cookies are set to 'curlCookies.txt' in the CurlWrapper_* class. You can change this to your liking, and you have to make sure that you set proper permissions for this file.