Add Prism Theme and Gatsby-Browser.js file #142
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Hey @rmkubik Thank you for opening this. We've moved our official starters over to our monorepo to help ease maintenance (gatsbyjs/gatsby#10310). Closing this since this repo is now a read-only mirror. Please reopen this PR against the monorepo if you'd like. |
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While using this awesome starter blog repository, I noticed that code syntax highlighting wasn't functioning in blog posts.
Doing some more research, I found that the
gatsby-prism-remarkplugin used in this repository requires a theme before syntax highlighting will be visually rendered.This PR adds the requisite
gatsby-browser.jsfile and theme require statement to get Prism to correctly provide syntax highlighting. Additionally, I included a code snippet in one of the blog posts to illustrate the syntax highlighting.