Editor capitalizing some code blocks
See original GitHub issuehey @nhn another quick question! I can’t reproduce this on my computer (I have Ubuntu 16.04 and Firefox) but some of my testers are reporting that the markdown renderer mysteriously capitalizes some code block letters. For example, take a look at the -l rendered below:

It of course doesn’t come through in the raw text submit via the interface, but the rendering. Any ideas for what we can look for / test?
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But if I make it Italic then I get the same weird looking l that looks like L:
I also just copied the output from the window on the right and pasted it into a text editor and I got lowercase l. From all these experiments I conclude that the issue is related to the font that is being used to display the output. In this particular font the lowercase l looks like L.
I looked at the element font family and it is coded as:
font-family: Consolas, Courier, “Apple SD 산돌고딕 Neo”, -apple-system, “Lucida Grande”, “Apple SD Gothic Neo”, “맑은 고딕”, “Malgun Gothic”, “Segoe UI”, “돋움”, dotum, sans-serif; border: 0;
If I paste the content of the “right window” text to the Word it says that “Consolas” font is used, but if I select consolas myself and write a text in the word it looks like this: