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Besides causing #801 and #750, it also produces undesirable line wrapping behavior (punctuation after a piece of code will wrap to the next line, whereas it should stick to the word before it) and will wrap longer pieces of code inside their own block, rather than along with the rest of the text.
The display: inline-block for code seems to have been introduced ages ago, in 90719f7 , without a clear justification in the patch.
Simply changing the display from inline-block to inline seems to resolve these issues without breaking anything obvious, but since CSS is the gold standard for subtle interaction and global effects, it's hard to be sure. @azerupi Do you remember why you added it?
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Besides causing #801 and #750, it also produces undesirable line wrapping behavior (punctuation after a piece of code will wrap to the next line, whereas it should stick to the word before it) and will wrap longer pieces of code inside their own block, rather than along with the rest of the text.
The
display: inline-block
for code seems to have been introduced ages ago, in 90719f7 , without a clear justification in the patch.Simply changing the
display
frominline-block
toinline
seems to resolve these issues without breaking anything obvious, but since CSS is the gold standard for subtle interaction and global effects, it's hard to be sure. @azerupi Do you remember why you added it?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: