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Hi @ialbert. Thanks for the feedback. We are definitely working on some options and those features will be included in We're still working out how custom JavaScript can be added to the page.
Retype uses Prisim.js for syntax highlighting. See the code block. Different color schemes will be available in |
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Hmm.... so I see there is no way to inject a custom javascript to the header? I was looking for ways to customize the plausible host. |
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You can inject any custom HTML into the Hope this helps. |
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I am evaluating
retypefor a site used in education and I would suggest allowing custom CSS/JS files to be easily included as assets in the project configuration section. Something like:From an implementation perspective, it seems like a fairly simple task, but it would go a long way in allowing people to tweak and customize their sites to their liking.
While the default styling is pleasing, and overall there is benefit in retaining a similar look when all sites look alike all of them become a little more boring. I remember when seemingly every site looked like the default Bootstrap theme, it was a bit of a letdown.
All it takes is a little customization, here and there to spice up the look and make each site have more personality. For example, one might want to use Prism.js for syntax highlighting, or use a different color scheme.
Evidently, one could already inject CSS and JS with a post-processing step on the HTML but it would be more elegant if the system supported that behavior.
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