The title pretty much says it all: I'd like to write a paragraph in monospaced font using GFM, but without any programming language's syntax highlighting. I'd think it would be
```txt
or
```text
or maybe nothing:
```
But no luck. Is this even possible with GFM?
Try indenting with four spaces (i.e. a normal markdown code block) rather than using a fenced code block. This worked for me in GitLab. In GitHub just ``` worked.
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I couldn't find any VS Code plugin that provides solidity syntax highlighting for Markdown code blocks. (I tried the Markdown All in One plugin, or mardownlint).
'''solidity just looks gray.
A workaround so far is to use '''javascript which is similar but not perfect.
Any suggestions?
The border around the code tag is annoying, especially if there are many of code tags inside a paragraph. Can I remove it in the VScode editor?
Well, the reason is I installed the markdown all in one extension and the border was hardcoded for the dark theme.
There is a issue talking about the problem and how to tweak it from code.
But for me, the built-in markdown support of VScode just work well.
This has been bugging me for a bit. Does anyone know why these line breaks inserted in a markdown cell, ---, are rendered differently in my notebook? When inspecting the HTML of the Jupyter notebook all of the line breaks appear the same, as an <hr>, yet some are rendered bolder than others. This occurs regularly and is pretty annoying from a formatting point of view.
Thanks.
Markdown cell input:
Rendered markdown cell:
Kindly try to apply HTML inline style formatting e.g
<hr style="height:2px;border-width:0;color:black;background-color:black">
I most apply HTML knowledge to most markdown related formatting and has been working for me.
If I create an issue with some codes in the gitHub, how to format it?
I have to add more white spaces again and again......
Is there anything like what we can see in the StackOverFlow by clicking "Code Sample" button?
Simply wrap the code with the fenced code block delimiters.
```
here is
the
code
block
```
You can also specify a language.
```ruby
puts "hello"
```
I am trying to create a gist with Markdown syntax highlight. Unfortunately can't post a screenshot here.
Then I press 'save' and get no syntax highlight applied.
The same issue is there with Python code.
You need to change the file extension to .md
Here's my fork of your gist
You have to add an extension for your language. Add .py not .md if you want python highlighting.
Here's the solution:
You need to place a proper file extension for the filename you are trying to save, for example
Python RegEx
should become
Python RegEx.md
Spaces are ignored.