Adding CSS to CodeMirror

[Casey Gray]

I have got a theme to work with HighlightJS, by creating a tiddler and tagging it $:/tag/Stylesheet. I created a couple because I wanted to have themes available, but only one works.

Do I need to just have a generic stylesheet tiddler, with the $:/tags/Stylesheet tag, and have all the CSS for all plugins in there?

[Jeremy Ruston]

Hi Casey

On Wed, Apr 15, 2015 at 8:05 PM, Casey Gray <gra...@gmail.com> wrote:

I have got a theme to work with HighlightJS, by creating a tiddler and tagging it $:/tag/Stylesheet. I created a couple because I wanted to have themes available, but only one works.

Do I need to just have a generic stylesheet tiddler, with the $:/tags/Stylesheet tag, and have all the CSS for all plugins in there?

Yes, you can use a single stylesheet tiddler to contain your customisations for both the highlight and codemirror plugins. But you might find it easier to manage things by splitting them into separate stylesheet tiddlers.

Best wishes

Jeremy.

 

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[Casey Gray]

Thanks, I don't know why Codemirror won't use the theme, I tried a number of different ways to get the stylesheet in, but none of them worked, so I decided to just let it go.

Thanks for the reply.

[Casey Gray]

Would anyone with a themed Codemirror mind posting their $:/config/CodeMirror and the stylesheet name?

I'm just not sure what I'm messing up, and the Codemirror documentation isn't entirely clear to me.

Or maybe I need to add it to the existing stylesheet... I'll go try that.

EDIT: that kinda worked, still doesn't look like it's supposed to, but at least I got somewhere.

whew, glad I finally figured that out, and managed to find the theme name it wanted, "solarized dark"

On Wednesday, April 15, 2015 at 12:05:43 PM UTC-7, Casey Gray wrote: