Jake G

Ahhh I see, so other databases engines will be able to be used, that is excellent! My absolute favorite is PostgreSQL, and if that is absolutely not possible, then MariaDB

> I think this is already at [Roadmap](https://boards.wekan.team/b/D2SzJKZDS4Z48yeQH/wekan-r-open-source-kanban-board-with-mit-license/HJAiF3uRSJHGeeRdE), like combining any swimlane/list/card of any software to same board. @xet7 If you could make it so that you could automatically combine...

I actually do this for my own site like this: ```bash zola build find ~/.dev/abridge/public -type f -regextype posix-extended -regex '.*\.(htm|html|css|js|xml|xsl|txt|woff|woff2|svg|otf|eot|ttf)' -exec gzip --best -k -f {} \+ -exec brotli...

What would the tree-sitter output look like? would it list a ton of classes in the generated html like the current syntect solution does when you use css mode? or...

All the class definitions make the page source code much larger in size, but I can see how it would make things simpler as far as generating goes. If you...

This solution will be able to work with css right? I ask because the description in the top right of giallo says: Syntax highlighter to HTML using tree-sitter, using VSCode...

> The main issue is that the theme example I took (OneDark-Pro.json) has tons of language dependent colours (with scopes like `constant.other.php`) so it's never going to be really close...

Yes that bottom one does indeed look really nice!

I don't like solutions that require client-side highlighting (unnecessary JavaScript), the page would load significantly slower. I prefer a solution that makes efficient use of html/css to style the page....

Seems the main Con with Pygments is the less precise highlighting. I would assume this can be tweaked as needed through the grammars? or are there limitations that simply cannot...