Added new Start Blogging 101 third-party tutorial which replaces former Crambler tutorial #2576
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I reached out to Lea Verou and let her know that I completely revamped a former third-party tutorial that I wrote. The tutorial used to be located at https://crambler.com/how-to-implement-prism-js-syntax-highlighting-into-your-wordpress-site/ but you will see that I have it redirecting to a brand new site I built which is solely focused on WordPress.
The new tutorial can be found at https://startblogging101.com/how-to-add-prism-js-syntax-highlighting-wordpress/
Lea gave me permission to swap out my old tutorial and place the new one in the first spot as it is the most up-to-date and detailed tutorial out there for implementing Prism JS using any WordPress theme.
Thanks to all the contributors on this fantastic project!