MkDocs Material supports stacked multi-language snippets via pymdownx.tabbed plus pymdownx.superfences: nest fences under === "C#" / === "Blueprint" markers, and content.tabs.link syncs same-labeled tabs page-wide so a reader who picks Blueprint once sees Blueprint everywhere.
Worth considering where the same snippet already appears in more than one language — the Unreal docs in particular carry parallel C++ and Blueprint instructions.
Out of scope for the plain fence-hint pass, which is complete. This is a presentation change with real reader benefit and real churn, so it wants a deliberate decision on which pages qualify.
pymdownx.superfences and pymdownx.highlight are already enabled and byte-identical on every branch as of the 2026-07-16 convergence, so the config lift is small: adding pymdownx.tabbed and the content.tabs.link feature flag.
MkDocs Material supports stacked multi-language snippets via
pymdownx.tabbedpluspymdownx.superfences: nest fences under=== "C#"/=== "Blueprint"markers, andcontent.tabs.linksyncs same-labeled tabs page-wide so a reader who picks Blueprint once sees Blueprint everywhere.Worth considering where the same snippet already appears in more than one language — the Unreal docs in particular carry parallel C++ and Blueprint instructions.
Out of scope for the plain fence-hint pass, which is complete. This is a presentation change with real reader benefit and real churn, so it wants a deliberate decision on which pages qualify.
pymdownx.superfencesandpymdownx.highlightare already enabled and byte-identical on every branch as of the 2026-07-16 convergence, so the config lift is small: addingpymdownx.tabbedand thecontent.tabs.linkfeature flag.