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Hi,
For years I have used Crayon Syntax Highlighter for my WordPress website. I recently switched to Enlighter when I started using Gutenberg for the new posts.
I would like to use Englither for the previous posts, so I have enabled the compatibility options (Compatibility mode: enabled, the_content: enabled, the_excerpt: enabled, Crayon: enabled, all other options off). This seems to be working fine on all pieces of code, except the inline ones.
If I disable Crayon, the inline code is visualised as normal text. I looked at the HTML code previously created by Crayon, and I can see that the inline code looks something like this:
<span class=”lang:c# decode:true crayon-inline”>xxx</span>
which is not recognised by Enlighter.
Is there any way to ensure that Enlighter will render the inline code generated by Crayon? I cannot disable Crayon until this is resolved, as I have hundreds of articles with thousands of pieces of inline code that would otherwise render as text!
Any suggestion would be really appreciated!