Building syntax highlighting directly into a font can allow for color-coded code snippets without relying on JavaScript, maintaining simplicity and minimizing bloat.
The process involves leveraging OpenType features, where colored glyphs substitute identified code syntax, achieving highlighting purely through font design.
Using the COLR table to create colored glyphs within the font enables syntax highlighting that is easier to manage for hand-coded implementations.
This approach offers a unique solution for developers who wish to keep their web pages light, avoiding complex external libraries.
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