a block of HTML code or text that is available to all instances of NukeEdit and makes it easy for users to insert code that they frequently use
a free format piece of text placed in a defined position in the generated output
a piece of re-usable code, something like a minitemplate for code
a piece of text that you'd like to insert in your document, it can however include code
a simple text editor designed for organizing and saving text
a small bit of reusable code that you can save in HomeSite and use on any subsequent Web page
a small portion rather than the whole thing
a text excerpt from the returned result page that has all query terms bolded
a text excerpt from the returned results page that's displayed when you do a search on Google
a text excerpt that appears below a page's title in our search results and describes the content of the page
The text displayed from a search query.
Referring to the quoted pieces of page content search engines like Google use on the SERP s instead of a traditional, webmaster created site descriptions. The term originates from the "NOSNIPPET" robots meta tag used to disallow SNIPPETS.
A code Snippet is an object which acts like a little library with PHP code in it. Code Snippets can be used to store useful fragments of code that don't necessarily belong to styles: classes, utility functions, html templates, style sheets, etc... Code Snippets include documentation.
A small piece of information, for example a code
In Saké, the term "snippet" refers to a small chunk of XML or HTML code that is embedded into an interface template. Snippets are used when an item in a Saké application's interface template may need to be used only in certain contexts, such as an error message that only occasionally needs to be displayed. A snippet may also be used for items that need to appear a variable number of times in a Saké application's output, such as the individual rows used in a list of messages. Snippets are stored within the template files themselves rather than in configuration files so that 100% of a Saké application's output can be specified via the templates.
A segment of a document. Typically, a snippet is a set of contiguous text about the size of a paragraph and is about a single topic. Non-text items could qualify as snippets too, such as a graph, picture, or diagram.
a few lines of text from the body of an email message, displayed in search results.
a couple of lines of text from the message body.
A section of code, usually when offered to someone. Can be a block, but doesn't have to be.
Snippet is a programming term used to refer to a small chunk of re-usable source code that serves as a sub-function to one or more formally defined functions within a given module. Snippets are often used to clarify the meaning of an otherwise "cluttered" function or to minimize the use of repeated code that is common to other functions.