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@ -23,11 +23,11 @@ Ok, so embedding an IFrame works out of the box. But, what about more complicate
Well, that's just grand! It seems that I can drop *any* html I want into *any* markdown I want, and it will render just fine! Ok, but what about, say, syntax hilighting, which requires a javascript?. Let's find out. For this, all I *should* need to do, is provide a markdown codefence, specifying the language, because the apache plugin will render it as `<pre><code class="language-whatever">` which is what both highlight.js and prism.js use. In this case, we'll make a python snippet. The key issue here, is that I already have css theming for the code fence. So, will the javascript override it, merge with it, or be ignored? We shall see: Well, that's just grand! It seems that I can drop *any* html I want into *any* markdown I want, and it will render just fine! Ok, but what about, say, syntax hilighting, which requires a javascript?. Let's find out. For this, all I *should* need to do, is provide a markdown codefence, specifying the language, because the apache plugin will render it as `<pre><code class="language-whatever">` which is what both highlight.js and prism.js use. In this case, we'll make a python snippet. The key issue here, is that I already have css theming for the code fence. So, will the javascript override it, merge with it, or be ignored? We shall see:
<pre class="atari"><code class="language-BASIC"> <pre class="atari">
10 PRINT "HELLO!" 10 PRINT "HELLO!"
20 GOTO 10 20 GOTO 10
30 END 30 END
</code></pre> </pre>
```language-python ```language-python
print('Hello, World!', end=' | ') print('Hello, World!', end=' | ')