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Both First and Second editions put any code formatted phrases (for instance val) on its own line. See the example screenshot below. This does not happen in Safari or Firefox, where it's formatted correctly inline.
I don't know enough about mdbook to say whether this is a problem with rust-lang/book or with Chrome, but I didn't see an issue yet and it's enough of an annoyance for readers that I thought it'd be worth adding an issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is rust-lang/rust#44704; check out the long debug session I had yesterday 😄
This repo would be the right place to file this, but it's in the end, an mdbook bug, which we'll be fixing soon. As such, I'm going to close this bug, as we don't need it to track. Thanks so much for reporting!
A temporary workaround is to switch themes and switch back.
Both First and Second editions put any code formatted phrases (for instance
val
) on its own line. See the example screenshot below. This does not happen in Safari or Firefox, where it's formatted correctly inline.I don't know enough about
mdbook
to say whether this is a problem withrust-lang/book
or with Chrome, but I didn't see an issue yet and it's enough of an annoyance for readers that I thought it'd be worth adding an issue.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: