May I know the file that manages the code blocks?

[drj9812]

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What files manage code blocks? I don't think bash style code blocks are supported, but I'd like to add them.

Operations you have already tried

Search on google.

Anything else?

no.

[huanyushi]

See here, chirpy use rouge to highlight code. And the list of supported languages and lexers can be seen here.

If you want to change the color, relevent settings can be seen syntax-dark and syntax-light.

Run rougify help style to get the avaliable themes list:

base16, base16.dark, base16.light, base16.monokai, base16.monokai.dark, base16.monokai.light, base16.solarized, base16.solarized.dark, base16.solarized.light, bw, colorful, github, github.dark, github.light, gruvbox, gruvbox.dark, gruvbox.light, igorpro, magritte, molokai, monokai, monokai.sublime, pastie, thankful_eyes, tulip

You can choose one of themes to get the css file, and cover the original scss file. For example, you can change the code highlighting theme in dark mode to github.dark

base16.dark	github.dark

Of course, you can also manually adjust the color yourself and design your own favorite theme.

[drj9812]

Thank you so much.

However, what I was talking about was whether it was possible to add code blocks in the bash(Git bash) language, not CSS.

Like, ```bash code...```.

Currently, the Chirpy theme does not seem to support ```bash code...```.

[huanyushi]

In my previous answer, I mentioned what languages rougy supports highlighting. You can find

shell: Various shell languages, including sh and bash [aliases: bash,zsh,ksh,sh]

So I think you should use ```shell``` instead of ```bash```. This is exactly what I want to show you in the figures in my answer.

[drj9812]

So there's no way to get "bash" displayed.

Thank you. You've been a great help.

[huanyushi]

@drj9812

shell: Various shell languages, including sh and bash [aliases: bash,zsh,ksh,sh]