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Thansk, Depending on the source style adopted (and the language interpreted), the keywords can be more than 4. (from a to ... z?) |
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maybe, I haven't read the highlight documentation yet. It takes a lot of time. .hl.kwa { color: var(--hl_Keyword-1); }
.hl.kwb { color: var(--hl_Keyword-2); }
.hl.kwc { color: var(--hl_Keyword-3); }
.hl.kwd { color: var(--hl_Keyword-4); }
.hl.kwe { color: var(--hl_Keyword-5); }
.hl.kwf { color: var(--hl_Keyword-6); } |
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for example qlmarkdown colors this as a string. github doesn't do that. preprocessor comparisonGithub markdown
QLmarkdown
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Unfortunately GitHub uses ruby libraries for source code recognition and formatting. As far as I know ruby cannot be compiled into a native library and for this project I don't want to use external scripts. I have been looking for solutions to adopt the same GitHub tools but without success. The accurate engine only serves to recognize the language type when this is not explicitly indicated at the beginning of the block with the three ```. It is based on But after recognizing the language the formatting is executed by |
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@sbarex If the viewport is less than 902 pixels, I want the border to disappear. but I had a problem. Something like this is needed. This is required to control the page body: <body>
<article class="markdown-body">
<!-- content -->
</article>
</body>Can you provide this while generating html. It will be necessary to adapt the theme to it, but it's worth it. |
Implemented on release 1.0b10. |
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thanks |
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I'm overwriting to markdown.css.
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