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… highlighting MCFunction.

src/jsMain/resources/markdown/articles/KoreHelloWorld.md

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Check [Kore Introduction](https://ayfri.com/articles/kore-introduction/) for mor
             "pack_format": 41,
             "description": "Hello World Datapack"
         }
-    }
+   }
    ```
 
 2. Create a folder named `data` inside the `hello_world` folder.
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ Check [Kore Introduction](https://ayfri.com/articles/kore-introduction/) for mor
 1. Inside the `data` folder, create a new folder named `hello_world`.
 2. Inside the `hello_world` folder, create a folder named `functions`.
 3. Inside the `functions` folder, create a file named `load.mcfunction` with the following content:
-    ```mcfunction
+    ```llvm
     tellraw @a {"text":"Hello World","color":"green"}
     ```
 
@@ -135,9 +135,9 @@ Check [Kore Introduction](https://ayfri.com/articles/kore-introduction/) for mor
 
 Kore will generate the necessary files for your datapack based on the code you provide. The `load` function will create a function with a
 random name and add the `tellraw` command to it. So you don't need to worry about naming the function or creating the function file, this
-simplifies the process for beginners.
-The `pack` function will create the `pack.mcmeta` file with the specified description and format. The `dataPack` function will create the
-necessary folders and files for the datapack. The `generateZip` function will generate a zip file containing the datapack files.
+simplifies the process for beginners. The `pack` function will create the `pack.mcmeta` file with the specified description and format.
+The `dataPack` function will create the necessary folders and files for the datapack. The `generateZip` function will generate a zip file
+containing the datapack files.
 
 ## Conclusion
 

src/jsMain/resources/markdown/articles/KoreTimer.md

@@ -39,14 +39,14 @@ Check [Kore Introduction](https://ayfri.com/articles/kore-introduction/) for mor
 2. **Create the `pack.mcmeta` File:**
 	- Inside the `timer_datapack` folder, create a file named `pack.mcmeta`.
 	- Add the following JSON content to the file:
-	  ```json
-	  {
-		"pack": {
-		  "pack_format": 41,
-		  "description": "A simple timer datapack"
-		}
-	  }
-	  ```
+   ```json
+   {
+	   "pack": {
+		   "pack_format": 41,
+		   "description": "A simple timer datapack"
+	   }
+   }
+   ```
 
 ### Step 2: Adding the Timer Functionality
 
@@ -58,43 +58,43 @@ Check [Kore Introduction](https://ayfri.com/articles/kore-introduction/) for mor
 2. **Create the `tick.mcfunction` File:**
 	- Inside the `functions` folder, create a file named `tick.mcfunction`.
 	- Add the following commands to the file:
-	  ```
-	  scoreboard players add @a timer 1
-	  execute as @a[scores={timer=400..}] run say 20 seconds have passed!
-	  execute as @a[scores={timer=400..}] run scoreboard players set @a[scores={timer=400..}] timer 0
-	  ```
+   ```llvm
+   scoreboard players add @a timer 1
+   execute as @a[scores={timer=400..}] run say 20 seconds have passed!
+   execute as @a[scores={timer=400..}] run scoreboard players set @a[scores={timer=400..}] timer 0
+   ```
 
 3. **Create the `load.mcfunction` File:**
 	- Inside the `functions` folder, create a file named `load.mcfunction`.
 	- Add the following commands to the file:
-	  ```
-	  scoreboard objectives add timer dummy
-	  ```
+   ```llvm
+   scoreboard objectives add timer dummy
+   ```
 
 4. **Create the `tick.json` File:**
 	- Inside the `data` folder, create a folder named `minecraft`.
 	- Inside the `minecraft` folder, create a folder named `tags`.
 	- Inside the `tags` folder, create a folder named `functions`.
 	- Inside the `functions` folder, create a file named `tick.json`.
 	- Add the following JSON content to the file:
-	  ```json
-	  {
-		"values": [
-		  "timer:tick"
-		]
-	  }
-	  ```
+   ```json
+   {
+	   "values": [
+		   "timer:tick"
+	   ]
+   }
+   ```
 
 5. **Create the `load.json` File:**
 	- Inside the `functions` folder, create a file named `load.json`.
 	- Add the following JSON content to the file:
-	  ```json
-	  {
-		"values": [
-		  "timer:load"
-		]
-	  }
-	  ```
+   ```json
+   {
+	   "values": [
+		   "timer:load"
+	   ]
+   }
+   ```
 
 ### Step 3: Loading the Datapack