Fix inline code block #5297
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Fix inline code block #5297
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This is not the only place in the code having this (remind me of #2699). This may help you: |
Add zero-width space because emphasis blocks can't start/end with a comma, an apostrophe or a quote.
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Good catch. I've updated the commit with all broken code blocks I could find (those starting/ending with |
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This is also against |
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Don't know how I missed that. Sorry about that. |
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It's fine, this is why I was gentle about it |
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Added a zero-width space between
,and~because emphasis blocks won't get parsed if they end with a comma.This makes the inline code block show up correctly on GitHub and hopefully the website as well.
It's not a pretty hack, but it works.