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Administrator Manual¶

Manage set of supported Languages¶

By default, only the common languages are supported (to reduce the size of the highlight.js library file). In order to enable support for all 150 languages, change the Typoscript constant plugin.tx_jmhighlightjs.library to EXT:jm_highlightjs/Resources/Public/Javascript/highlight.all.min.js. If you only require a specific subset of languages, you can create a custom Javascript resource for these languages at https://highlightjs.org/download/, save it somewhere on your webserver (e.g. below fileadmin/) and configure plugin.tx_jmhighlightjs.library such that it points to that file.

Change Styling¶

Highlight.js comes with a collection of 74 different code highlighting styles. You can configure a different style through the Typoscript constant plugin.tx_jmhighlightjs.stylesheet, e.g you can change the style from default.css to androidstudio.css by setting the constant plugin.tx_jmhighlightjs.stylesheet = EXT:jm_highlightjs/Resources/Public/CSS/androidstudio.css. Visit https://highlightjs.org/static/demo/ to try out available styles.

Enable Server-Side Rendering¶

By default, this extension is configured to perform syntax highlighting client-side. If you installed the PHP extension v8js you can change this mode to server-side rendering. Simply set the Typoscript constant plugin.tx_jmhighlightjs.enablev8js = 1.