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Multi-line code blocks apply monospace font to entire message
See original GitHub issueWhen using multi-line code blocks in a message, the entire message appears to be rendered as preformatted text. RiotX v0.12.0. See below for example.
Message source containing multi-line code block.
The <pre> tag is correctly placed in formatted_body, but the message renders incorrectly.
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Yes, those are limitations we are aware of, thanks for having created the issue.
To be honest, we are thinking on removing the scrollability on code blocks and rather replace it with a real code previewer, which will be opened when you click on a code block, and which will display line numbers on the left, will be scrollable in each direction and eventually have syntax coloration. Some libraries may doing this quite well.
This could also be used for (decrypted) event source preview, rather than the simple dialog we have so far.
@bmarty This is totally a subjective thing, but I personally would prefer code block scrollability over a dedicated code view, since a lot of people I know (myself included) mix code blocks with prose when collaborating with others. A dedicated code view would take you away from the prose as you look at the code, at least from my current understanding of how that’d be implemented.