2.2.7
#DocumentationGuide.BeyondBasics.HighlightMarkup
Highlighting Markup Code
HighlightMarkup allows basic regular expressions (i.e. no fancy stuff like look ahead, look behind, etc) to be used to highlight keywords in the Markup block.
🛑 Important: Only applicable to CSS classnames that are found within the class
attribute.
// ...
//
// HighlightMarkup: kss-demo(-\w+)?
//
// Markup: <button class="kss-demo kss-demo-btn">Button</button>
//
//...
Notice that in the Markup block, the CSS classnames kss-demo
and
kss-demo-btn
are highlighted.
📝 Note: Remember to properly escape special characters (with a \
) if you
intend to use them as literal characters.
💡 Tip: It also works with Partials.
Example
Markup
<button class="kss-demo kss-demo-btn">Button</button>