Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Nope, it's absolutely not related to any issue 😄 !
It's just that, while going through Expressive Code documentation, I discovered that, apparently, Expressive Code can be implemented with bundled themes 😊 (Shiki also seems to have a similar feature) ...
So, of course, I tried to add/change the theme applied "by default" to my shiki codeblock but it didn't work as mProjectsCode created a dedicated and very nice Obsidian theme 😄 !
Not an issue though, as one can try and look at the styles.css file of the plugin and potentially modify it 😊 !
But I still think it would be nice to be able to change the theme, if one wishes 😊 ...
Describe the solution you'd like
I think there would be 3 possibilities :
A global setting to select the theme that should be applied when the shiki codeblock is rendered
A "configuration" to add to any shiki codeblock (like wrap and/or showLineNumbers codeblock configurations available) to bypass the default "Shiki Obsidian theme"
A mix of both option 1 & 2 😊
(I have honestly no preference... I mean, I have no idea if any of this would be feasible or the added work/maintenance it could represent 😇 )
Additional context
Thank you so very much once again mProjectsCode 🙌 !
Shiki Highlighter is absolutely wonderful 💜 !
It's flexible, adds really nice features to codeblocks while also being more than easy to use 🥳 !!!
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Nope, it's absolutely not related to any issue 😄 !
It's just that, while going through Expressive Code documentation, I discovered that, apparently, Expressive Code can be implemented with bundled themes 😊 (Shiki also seems to have a similar feature) ...
So, of course, I tried to add/change the theme applied "by default" to my shiki codeblock but it didn't work as mProjectsCode created a dedicated and very nice Obsidian theme 😄 !
Not an issue though, as one can try and look at the
styles.css
file of the plugin and potentially modify it 😊 !But I still think it would be nice to be able to change the theme, if one wishes 😊 ...
Describe the solution you'd like I think there would be 3 possibilities :
wrap
and/orshowLineNumbers
codeblock configurations available) to bypass the default "Shiki Obsidian theme"(I have honestly no preference... I mean, I have no idea if any of this would be feasible or the added work/maintenance it could represent 😇 )
Additional context Thank you so very much once again mProjectsCode 🙌 !
Shiki Highlighter is absolutely wonderful 💜 ! It's flexible, adds really nice features to codeblocks while also being more than easy to use 🥳 !!!