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Fenced blocks in markdown does not seem to be highlighted, this might be due to them being part of the extended syntax and therefore not considered standard, or maybe it's just not implemented.
The extended syntax for markdown supports fenced code blocks which in my personal experience are widely used, and it would be great to have syntax highlighting for code blocks when working with things like readmes or data for static site builders.
Describe the solution you'd like
Render fenced code blocks with syntax highlighting based on the language defined after the first set of backticks (as defined in the markdown extended syntax), e.g:
```typescript
const some = "thing";
```
If applicable, add mockups / screenshots to help present your vision of the feature
How it currently looks in zed 0.60.3
How it looks like in vscode
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Fenced blocks in markdown does not seem to be highlighted, this might be due to them being part of the extended syntax and therefore not considered standard, or maybe it's just not implemented.
The extended syntax for markdown supports fenced code blocks which in my personal experience are widely used, and it would be great to have syntax highlighting for code blocks when working with things like readmes or data for static site builders.
Describe the solution you'd like
Render fenced code blocks with syntax highlighting based on the language defined after the first set of backticks (as defined in the markdown extended syntax), e.g:
If applicable, add mockups / screenshots to help present your vision of the feature
How it currently looks in zed 0.60.3


How it looks like in vscode
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: