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EnlighterJS3 Documentation
EnlighterJS, an open source syntax highlighter written in pure javascript
EnlighterJS on your Website
- Mode of Operation - how EnlighterJS works
- Integration - add EnlighterJS to your website
- FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
EnlighterJS editing plugins
- TinyMCE - Howto add code snippets via TinyMCE WYSIWYG editor
- Gutenberg - Howto add code snippets via WordPress Gutenberg editor
EnlighterJS CMS Integration
- Enlighter WordPress Plugin - use EnlighterJS with WordPress - includes full visual editor integration
For Developers
- Developer Guide - add new themes and languages
- Configuration and Options - configure EnlighterJS
- Methods/API - advanced use cases
- Tweaks + Advanced Settings - change EnlighterJS visual appearance (low level)
Related
Contribution
EnlighterJS is OpenSource and managed on GitHub - if you like, you're welcome to contribute! To simplify the release and quality control process, please follow these remarks:
- One Enhancement ==> One Commit (don't merge a bunch of changes in a single commit!)
- Discuss larger project changes with the Maintainer before implementing
- Use GitHub for question, bugreports and discussions
License
EnlighterJS Documentation (c) by Andi Dittrich
EnlighterJS Documentation is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
You should have received a copy of the license along with this work. If not, see http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/.