Joaquin

If you want to hide them or not show them on the generated HTML, you can use [custom HTML template](https://github.com/joakin/markdown-folder-to-html#custom-html) or copy the [default one](https://github.com/joakin/markdown-folder-to-html/blob/master/docs/template.html) and edit [the CSS](https://github.com/joakin/markdown-folder-to-html/blob/39a025b27e4d8c0cd76b55336be273315476bf3f/docs/template.html#L440-L465) to...

Not that it matters too much though, given how fast it is for now.

You can use HTML for that if the markdown doesn't support it right? We use markdown-it in this project so feel free to have a look at what they support...

See #20: > To enable syntax highlighting in very easy way, you can add to the template or to the documentation the following lines: > > ``` > > (function()...

See #30 , the inevitable suggestion to use highlight.js came in 🙃 Maybe a good middle ground would be making it easier to extend the default template and documenting how...

Hey, whatever works! I don't think that snippet is ugly. Maybe it can be tweaked to not use jQuery, but otherwise, that is why you can override the template.html, to...

I'm going to re-open to add an example with the custom template at some point. Adding an example with Mermaid.js would be interesting too

It seems to me from your snippet that you are actually getting `pre > code.language-flow` HTML in the output, which is what you mention as *pass the code block language...

I think whatever is with the triple quotes will get output with the code tag class. If you get it working it would be great if you can post it...

Nice thanks! On Mon, Mar 4, 2019 at 3:45 PM Yoann Maingon wrote: > This works for me on chrome (latest) I haven't checked other browsers. > > > (function()...