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| − | + | This template is for displaying inline code. Just place <nowiki>{{InlineCode|<Code>}}</nowiki> with <Code> as the code you wish to display. Do '''NOT''' place trailing space(s). In other words, this is fine: | |
| − | This template is for displaying inline code. Just place <nowiki>{{InlineCode|<Code>}}</nowiki> with | + | |
| + | <pre style="white-space:normal;">Lorem ipsum {{InlineCode|dolor}}sit amet. No trailing space after template.</pre> | ||
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| + | This is not: | ||
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| + | <pre style="white-space:normal;">Lorem ipsum {{InlineCode|dolor}} sit amet. Trailing space after template will make the rest of the paragraph look bad.</pre> | ||
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| + | Also, convert all angled brackets (<,>) into their respective HTML entities ({{InlineCode|&lt;}}, {{InlineCode|&gt;}}). Failure to do so carries the risk of making everything else look bad.</noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 14:07, 24 January 2014
How to use this template
This template is for displaying inline code. Just place {{InlineCode|<Code>}} with <Code> as the code you wish to display. Do NOT place trailing space(s). In other words, this is fine:
Lorem ipsum {{InlineCode|dolor}}sit amet. No trailing space after template.
This is not:
Lorem ipsum {{InlineCode|dolor}} sit amet. Trailing space after template will make the rest of the paragraph look bad.
Also, convert all angled brackets (<,>) into their respective HTML entities (< , > ). Failure to do so carries the risk of making everything else look bad.
