Fix syntax highlighted code blocks in lists (en) #2536
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Use fenced code blocks instead of Jekyll's `highlight` tag. The latter does not work in list items: the highlight tag terminates the list, so that the highlighted code is not part of the list item; subsequent list items start a new list. Visually, this fixes wrong indentation of the code blocks, which had less indentation than the surrounding list items.
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Generally, GitHub style fenced code blocks should be used now (which didn't work some time ago, but now do). |
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Use fenced code blocks instead of Jekyll's
highlighttag.The latter does not work in list items: the highlight tag terminates the list, so that the highlighted code is not part of the list item; subsequent list items start a new list.
Visually, this fixes wrong indentation of the code blocks, which had less indentation than the surrounding list items.
Before this fix (note the missing indentation and the strange padding below the code block):