Fenced Code Tabs

This is a port of the original markdown fenced code tabs project for zola.

How to use it

{% fenced_code_tab(tabs=["rust", "C", "java"]) %}
```rust
prinln!("Hello World!");
```
---
```C
prinf("Hello World!\n");
```
---
```java
system.out.println("Hello World!");
```
{% end %}

This is the code we used to generate the previous picture.

{% fenced_code_tab(tabs=["rust", "C", "java"]) %}
...
...
...
{% end %}

This is how you call the shortcode, you need to specify the title of each tabs or it'll throw an error. Each code block needs to be separated by an empty line containing only ---. The number of codeblock needs to be equal to the number of tab titles.

How to include it in you project

You'll need to put the this file in your templates/shortcodes directory. You can read more about shortcodes here. You'll also need to include the css file in the scss directory. You can read more about css in zola here.

---

Once this is done you'll need to find a way to include the associated css in the pages where the shortcode is used. There is multiple way to do it:

If you are using your own theme you can add the following line to the head part of your index.html: <link rel="stylesheet" href="fenced_code_tab.css">

---

If you are using another theme and it supports rewriting the header create a file called templates/index.html containing these lines:

{% extends "sam/templates/index.html" %}
{% block head %}
	{{ super() }}
	<link rel="stylesheet" href="fenced_code_tab.css">
{% endblock head %}

---

If your theme does not supports this option and you don't want to patch it / fork it. Copy the file called themes/[theme_name]/templates/index.html from your theme to your own templates/index.html add this line to the header part of the file: <link rel="stylesheet" href="fenced_code_tab.css">