Add Rouge support #162
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See #79. |
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OK, I guess I should look for a solution on the Jekyll/Markdown side that relies on Pygments for the time being. Hope to have news about PrettyLights soon. (or is it https://github.com/atom/highlights ?) |
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Oops, I shouldn't have committed that
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You can close this pull request, create a new branch that only has the changes you desire and then do another pull request. I did that for a few requests that had unintended changes.
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Pygments is fine, but I like using fenced code blocks rather than highlight liquid tags. Fenced blocks are nicely highlighted by Atom in the source code, and can be rendered by kramdown+rouge using the same Pygment styles.