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Code blocks in Markdown widget do not respect the "theme" setting. #3997
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When switching theme from "dark" to "light" by means of setting the
app.dark
attribute, code blocks within theMarkdown
do not adapt accordingly.I think the culprit is
MarkdownFence
. Specifically incompose()
,Syntax
is used with a hardcoded "material" theme.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: