So I just wasted a morning trying to debug why the Highlight.js syntax highlighting in Kitten suddenly began to fail only to realise that @1password is stripping the hljs- prefixes from the class names.

You can see this for yourself if you have the 1password extension installed at:

https://kitten.small-web.org/#the-ubiquitous-counter-example

Load that page with 1password enabled in your browser and you will see that the syntax highlighting doesn’t work and the hljs- prefixes have been stripped.

Disable the 1password extension and load the page again and you will see syntax highlighting working properly.

WTF?!

#1password #browser #extension #highlightJS #Kitten

If you ever wanted syntax highlighting support for #Rego while using highlight.js.. now you can: https://github.com/StyraInc/highlightjs-rego

#opa #devops #javascript #cloudnative #highlightjs

🗞️ Coming soon: the next release of Highlight.js will officially support Unison syntax highlighting, so we should be seeing even more Unison code out there in the world.

BTW, if you simply cannot wait to style Unison snippets on your website, you can do so right now with https://github.com/runarorama/highlightjs-unison
#highlightjs #unisonlang

Quick heads up, highlight.js now correctly highlights code in namespaced tagged template strings (e.g., kitten.html``, kitten.css``, etc.)

https://github.com/highlightjs/highlight.js/pull/4002

(And Kitten comes with highlight.js baked in. See it in use in this example: https://codeberg.org/kitten/app/src/branch/main/examples/markdown/index.page.js#L24 and please ignore the warnings on that page, there’s nothing wrong with the code, it’s a long-standing @Codeberg bug where proper typography in comments and strings is flagged as errors. Embarrassing.)

#highlightJS #Kitten #SmallWeb

#highlightjs is a #dependencyless #JavaScript code highlighter.

highlight.js is a clientside source code highlighter that does not depend on any frameworks. highlight.js can be easily used in scripts and webpages by simply using the prebuilt minified source. highlight.js supports hundreds of languages, has many themes, and supports programming language detection.

Website 🔗️: https://highlightjs.org/

#free #opensource #foss #fossmendations #library #programming #webdev