After #454, looks like the live site still has the default jekyll syntax highlighter enabled, conflicting with highlight.js. (Inspecting element on any piece of code on the site will show both highlighter-rouge and hljs...)
This is due to github-pages using a different version of jekyll (3.9.3) than the one defined in Gemfile. This fix actually fixes that for the live site.
After #454, looks like the live site still has the default jekyll syntax highlighter enabled, conflicting with highlight.js. (Inspecting element on any piece of code on the site will show both
highlighter-rouge
andhljs...
)This is due to github-pages using a different version of jekyll (3.9.3) than the one defined in Gemfile. This fix actually fixes that for the live site.
See https://docs.github.com/en/pages/setting-up-a-github-pages-site-with-jekyll/about-github-pages-and-jekyll#syntax-highlighting.