Highlight types such as <type> in Python code blocks #38
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Interesting, but adding another color is a bit much for my taste. |
Simply runs a regex replacement after highlight.js does the rest of the highlighting. As a consequence, it does not highlight strings such as `<class>` which contain a Python keyword. This is infrequent though.
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Same for my taste. This simple bolding looks much better. Also importantly, it preserves color within strings, which the green highlighting did not
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Simply runs a regex replacement after highlight.js does the rest of the
highlighting. As a consequence, it does not highlight strings such as
<class>which contain a Python keyword. This is relatively infrequentthough.