shiki-code-blocks

You can add syntax highlighting to MDX code blocks in Next.js by using Shiki to parse language hints and apply server-side rendering with automatic light and dark theme switching.

Yes, Shiki supports server-side rendering (RSC) for syntax highlighting, allowing you to render code blocks consistently across both server and client rendering contexts in Next.js.

To switch light and dark themes for Markdown code blocks, configure Shiki-based highlighting to automatically apply theme switching across your Next.js pages and MDX content.

To render Shiki code blocks in a Next.js app, you need Shiki installed and a compatible Markdown renderer to parse and render code blocks with language-specific syntax highlighting.

Use Shiki for MDX syntax highlighting to achieve consistent, language-aware code presentation across server-side rendering and client contexts without requiring manual styling.