I would definitely define what are and what are not links. At the moment, you have blue text used for links and other text, and the only distinction is that links are not bold. The links are fine blue, but I'd change the colour of the other text.
And what about some sort of menu for when it starts to get fuller. Using that format you could end up with extremely long pages, so I'd probably either have a dropdown menu running across the top of the page, or a list of sections to choose from up at the top left of the page.
As it stands now, I can select a script to view and I lose all navigation so I have to use the back button and that makes the site difficult to navigate, as in you're never sure where you are or where you can go.
I would also move the feedback form to a section in your menu as well. Maybe 'Contact Us, Comments & Feedback'. And maybe add a 'Link To Us' option, that provides the code for people to grab and paste into their page. Maybe some banners they could use.
I would probably jazz up the header a bit, too.
And I noticed this:
...we will use reffer.php for an example... One r in refer.
I guess the main thing that I would give importance to is the navigation. As you start to fill it up with your snippets, you want to make sure it doesn't all start to get messy. Get a good, easy to use navigation system in place now and it will save you a lot of headaches later.
I'm doing something similar with audio files but I decided to use a free shopping cart so that people can use its search facility, and so that I can manage all the files/categories, etc., with ease. They simply browse through the store and select the items they want and download them.
You could even consider doing that yourself, but on the 'product' description page you would have your code snippets. Unless you want to code the whole thing yourself, of course - just a thought.
Good luck with it. I know I've given you a few observations but they are just that and I'm not knocking what you've done...
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