Something looks wrong with Code Highlighter with Solarized Skin Style applied. Provide better out of box experience and more tightly integrate and document Atom One Chroma .
Something looks wrong with [Code Highlighter](https://after-dark.habd.as/feature/code-highlighter/) with Solarized [Skin Style](https://after-dark.habd.as/feature/skin-styles/) applied. Provide better out of box experience and more tightly integrate and document [Atom One Chroma](https://git.habd.as/comfusion/atom-one-chroma) .
Pygments (Python) is Hugo legacy and not recommended for general use as it's an external binary and not offset of Hugo itself. The old "pygments" names in config make me cringe a little though I still use them too.
Note I built the theme roller linked above for Pygments the first time around, and it like Hugo's boilerplate highlighting themes is backwards compatible under Chroma too.
Think of Atom One Chroma as a tool for designers who like to code and coders using color theory to plug in color swatches to achieve precise color control across their entire site.
Pygments (Python) is Hugo legacy and not recommended for general use as it's an external binary and not offset of Hugo itself. The old "pygments" names in config make me cringe a little though I still use them too.
Note I built the theme roller linked above for Pygments the first time around, and it like Hugo's boilerplate highlighting themes is backwards compatible under Chroma too.
Think of Atom One Chroma as a tool for designers who like to code and coders using color theory to plug in color swatches to achieve precise color control across their entire site.
Something looks wrong with Code Highlighter with Solarized Skin Style applied. Provide better out of box experience and more tightly integrate and document Atom One Chroma .
Code Highlighter gets broken when using any skin style (any mix of mode/palette):
or
or both
Until fixed you can replace the default skin highlighting styles your own using the library:
https://git.habd.as/comfusion/atom-one-chroma
Or even simpler:
config.toml
Pygments (Python) is Hugo legacy and not recommended for general use as it's an external binary and not offset of Hugo itself. The old "pygments" names in config make me cringe a little though I still use them too.
Note I built the theme roller linked above for Pygments the first time around, and it like Hugo's boilerplate highlighting themes is backwards compatible under Chroma too.
Think of Atom One Chroma as a tool for designers who like to code and coders using color theory to plug in color swatches to achieve precise color control across their entire site.