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June 28, 2016 23:53
We now use the following highlight.js themes: - Amelia: Agate - Cyborg: Dracula - Slate: Darkula
We now use the following highlight.js themes: - Cerulean: Color Brewer - Cosmo: Purebasic - Flatly: Docco - Journal: Atelier Forest Light - Readable: Mono Blue - Simplex: Atelier Forest Light - Spacelab: Color Brewer - Yeti: Color Brewer
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Thanks @jimporter. I'll try this out later tonight. |
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@d0ugal Have you had a chance to look at this? |
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No, sorry, I completely forgot. I'll try to take a look this week - please feel free to remind me in a few days if I don't reply here. |
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This is superseded by #29. (It seemed easier to just make a whole new branch instead of updating this one.) |
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This improves the colors used for code highlighting so that they're more consistent with the themes. I tried to pick built-in highlight.js themes that roughly match each Bootswatch theme. I'll post screenshots tomorrow if you think it's necessary (but it'd be kind of tedious to capture all of them).
@d0ugal This should hopefully resolve some of the issues mentioned over in mkdocs/mkdocs#821.