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I am setting up Prism Codeblocks in my Nuxt Content Project and everything seems to be going well except that my "=" symbols have a semi-transparent white background and I cannot figure out why. I have tried different themes thinking it was an issue with my styling but even when I copy/paste themes from a repo (like this one) I still see the same thing:

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I just downloaded the default package from Prism's website and am just using plain themes.

What might be happening here?

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Make sure you are only using a single theme's css.

This generally happens when you include the css file for both the default theme, as well as another theme. For example, if you have prism.min.css and prism-twilight.min.css it will cause the issue you are having. It can seem like themes build upon the default prism.min.css file, but instead, they conflict with one another.

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