Disable PrismJS #1714
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Disable PrismJS #1714
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Thanks for the quick fix |
definitely does for me. I don't recall green and pumpkin colored text like this. is there something closer to dark-plus that we can use? |
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Disables the PrismJS highlighter entirely (I hope), setting Shiki as the highlighter for both VuePress and the theme.
CSV was apparently getting parsed through Prism previously, so this also adds the
csvlanguage to the Shiki configAnd this changes the Shiki code-block theme from
dark-plustovitesse-dark. This does not appear to change anynu/nushellsyntax highlighting, but it does enable properansicoloring.This might finally explain why line-numbers were being applied by both Shiki and PrismJS previously.