fix(docs): Use CSS-style comments in syntax highlight CSS suggestion snippet #2572
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The suggested SCSS snippet to properly style syntax-highlighted code blocks is valid CSS, except that it uses C++ style comments (
// foo). This updates the snippet to use C style comments (/* foo */) making the snippet valid for both CSS and SCSS.Ran into this because I was building a very simple zola page without scss.
I am a total webdev beginner, so please shoot me down if this makes no sense :)
Thanks for the great project!
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