I'd like to start by thanking the team for sphinx, I find it a really
helpful tool.
Is there a way to style codeblocks and literalinclude on a per-instance
basis? For example, given the following
.. literalinclude:: myfile
:caption: ``fileExtensionPreference``
:name: lst:fileExtensionPreference
is there a way to append this with something that would, for example,
change the background colour for certain instances? Perhaps something like:
.. literalinclude:: myfile
:caption: ``fileExtensionPreference``
:name: lst:fileExtensionPreference
:style:mystyle
Similarly, for codeblocks, is there a way to style codeblocks such as the
following?
::
mycommand goes here
Note that I'd like to be able to do this for certain instances of
literalinclude and ::, not on a global basis.
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