Hello, I am trying to write a filter to find all code blocks and wrap them 
into a custom `.docx` style. This is what I tried:

if type(elem) == pf.CodeBlock:
        return pf.Div(elem, attributes={'custom-style': 'Source Code 
Boxed'})

However, that doesn't work - it seems that the syntax highlighting styles 
override my desired `'Source Code Boxed'` style. I found a workaround, but 
it is ugly, and loses all the syntax highlighting:

if type(elem) == pf.CodeBlock:
    elemStr = pf.stringify(elem)
    lines = [pf.LineItem(pf.Str(x)) for x in elemStr.splitlines()]
    return pf.Div(pf.LineBlock(*lines), 
            attributes={ 'custom-style': 'Source Code Boxed'})

The above works (it surrounds my code block in a box in my final `.docx` 
output), but all syntax highlighting is lost.

**Is there a way to achieve my desired result?** I would the code being 
surrounded in a box (thanks to my `'Source Code Boxed'` style), but still 
retain its syntax highlighting.

I have the same problem with TableCell, by the way.

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