Fix code styling consistency in Patternhub documentation #4817
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Fixed inconsistent code styling in the Patternhub documentation site that was causing different appearance between code examples on "Overview" and "How to use" pages.
Issues Fixed
language-shell
) were excluded from getting transparent backgrounds, causing them to appear with black backgrounds while other code blocks had white/transparent backgrounds<code>
elements within<pre>
blocksChanges Made
Updated
showcases/patternhub/styles/highlight.scss
::not(:has(.language-shell))
exclusion from the CSS selectorfont-family: monospace
for bothpre
andcode
elements.hljs
class get consistent transparent backgroundsBefore/After
Before: Shell code blocks had black backgrounds while JavaScript/CSS code blocks had transparent backgrounds, creating visual inconsistency.
After: All code blocks now have consistent styling with proper monospace fonts and uniform backgrounds.
The screenshot demonstrates the fix working correctly - all code blocks now display with consistent monospace fonts and appropriate background styling.
Fixes #4221.
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