Code and Syntax Highlighting
letsblaze uses Hugo’s built-in Chroma syntax highlighter, configured to emit inline styles rather than CSS classes. This means syntax highlighting works with no external stylesheet — consistent with the theme’s no-external-resources philosophy. Inline code Wrap short code references in backticks: const x = 42. Fenced code blocks Use triple backticks with a language identifier: Syntax style letsblaze is opinionated: the default Chroma style is monochrome. This works in both light and dark mode without maintaining two colour palettes. To use a different style, change style in hugo.toml: