Probably also upstream related like #84.
The text in the above image:
<div style="background:{{aColorTemplate| without highlighting}}"> div content </div>
<div> style="background:{{aColorTemplate| with highlighting}}"> div content </div>Oh, hey, the markdown syntax highlighter on GitHub also doesn't work with this exact example, huh.
But if I try it on de.Wikipedia with theirs:
I'd looked into what/where the style comes from before, the SyntaxHighlight extension uses pygments, and the lexer for wikitext seems to be defined here: https://github.com/pygments/pygments/blob/28ec10c5e154ee27201997feb573a0b065f74082/pygments/lexers/markup.py#L888
Just thought I'd put that here.
Probably also upstream related like #84.
The text in the above image:
<div style="background:{{aColorTemplate| without highlighting}}"> div content </div> <div> style="background:{{aColorTemplate| with highlighting}}"> div content </div>Oh, hey, the markdown syntax highlighter on GitHub also doesn't work with this exact example, huh.
But if I try it on de.Wikipedia with theirs:
I'd looked into what/where the style comes from before, the SyntaxHighlight extension uses pygments, and the lexer for wikitext seems to be defined here: https://github.com/pygments/pygments/blob/28ec10c5e154ee27201997feb573a0b065f74082/pygments/lexers/markup.py#L888
Just thought I'd put that here.