Kirby Highlight
, (*1)
This plugin highlights your code snippets server-side - without external dependencies., (*2)
- Code highlighting for everyone - no javascript needed
- Comprehensive: supports 176 languages
- Customisable: 79 different styles included
, (*3)
Table of contents
- 1. Getting started
- 2. Configuration
- 3. Styling
- 4. Troubleshooting
- 5. Credits / License, (*4)
Getting started
Use one of the following methods to install & use kirby-highlight
:, (*5)
Git submodule
If you know your way around Git, you can download this plugin as a submodule:, (*6)
git submodule add https://github.com/S1SYPHOS/kirby-highlight.git site/plugins/kirby-highlight
Composer
composer require S1SYPHOS/kirby-highlight:dev-composer
Clone or download
-
Clone or download this repository.
- Unzip / Move the folder to
site/plugins
.
Activate the plugin
Activate the plugin with the following line in your config.php
:, (*7)
c::set('plugin.kirby-highlight', true);
Now proper classes are added to your code snippets, making them 'themeable'. In order to do so, head over to the styling section. If you want to activate kirby-highlight
only on specific domains, read about multi-environment setups., (*8)
Configuration
Change kirby-highlight
options to suit your needs:, (*9)
Option |
Type |
Default |
Description |
plugin.kirby-highlight.class |
String |
'hljs' |
Sets class of surrounding pre container. |
plugin.kirby-highlight.languages |
Array |
['html', 'php'] |
Defines languages to be auto-detected (currently 176 languages are supported). |
plugin.kirby-highlight.escaping |
Boolean |
false |
Enables character escaping (converting < to < , > to > , ..), see htmlspecialchars() docs. |
Styling
All highlight.js
styles are fully compatible with kirby-highlight
. Just include it using the css()
helper:, (*10)
<?php echo css('assets/plugins/kirby-highlight/css/zenburn.css') ?>
Troubleshooting
If in doubt, check the correct spelling of the language in question - doing otherwise breaks kirbytext()
(see #2)., (*11)
Credits / License
kirby-highlight
is based on Geert Bergman's highlight.php
library (a PHP port of highlight.js). It is licensed under the MIT License, but using Kirby in production requires you to buy a license. Are you ready for the next step?, (*12)
Special Thanks
I'd like to thank everybody that's making great software - you people are awesome. Also I'm always thankful for feedback and bug reports :), (*13)