Take the 2-minute tour ×  If you use Jekyll with the Pygments
syntax-highlighting package, it’s possible to write  {%
highlight clojure %} (def something :foobar) {% endhighlight %}
which produces a <div> containing that line, syntax-highlighted
according to Clojure syntax. But is there a way to get the
syntax highlighting in the middle of a paragraph? I’d like to be
able to write  In Clojure, keywords like {% highlight clojure
%}:foobar{% endhighlight %} are prepended by colons.  The
desired behavior here is that the Clojure keyword would be
highlighted using the same style as was used for the keyword in
the first example. When I try to do this, though, it just
produces a <div> like before. (And maybe this is specific to the
Kramdown markdown engine I’m using, but the div tag itself is
HTML-escaped so that you can see “<div>” right there in the
generated text.)  Is there a way to get Jekyll/Pygments to do
“inline” syntax highlighting like this?  share|improve this
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