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Thanks for this plugin, it has some nice little features! I love the control it gives me over the formatting.
I am having a slight issue working out how best to style inline blocks differently to multi-line blocks. I would like to be able to override the style for inline code so that they match my light theme better but use a dark theme like night-owl for multi-line blocks. I tried setting noInlineHighlight to true but it doesn't do what I want (I guess this only effects the text highlighting, not the rest of the styling).
Perhaps you could use a different class name for the inline code blocks? This would make it possible to add custom CSS if you want to for inline text only? I played around with it and it seemed to work. I'll raise a PR to show you what I mean, it may not be the best way.
Cheers
Alex
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Hi David
Thanks for this plugin, it has some nice little features! I love the control it gives me over the formatting.
I am having a slight issue working out how best to style inline blocks differently to multi-line blocks. I would like to be able to override the style for inline code so that they match my light theme better but use a dark theme like
night-owl
for multi-line blocks. I tried settingnoInlineHighlight
to true but it doesn't do what I want (I guess this only effects the text highlighting, not the rest of the styling).Perhaps you could use a different class name for the inline code blocks? This would make it possible to add custom CSS if you want to for inline text only? I played around with it and it seemed to work. I'll raise a PR to show you what I mean, it may not be the best way.
Cheers
Alex
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: