preview for code block

[pkra]

I just noticed the following: if I do a markdown code block with 4 white spaces, the preview breaks: the text in the code block is displayed without any line break.

I can reproduce this reliably in two-pane mode, but in single window mode it is more erratic -- sometimes having a consecutive line in the paragraph prevents the code block and thereby the breaking...

[fbreuer]

does this problem persist, if you save, close and reload the document? if
yes, could you provide a test case?

2011/8/3 pkra <
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I just noticed the following: if I do a markdown code block with 4 white
spaces, the preview breaks: the text in the code block is displayed without
any line break.

I can reproduce this reliably in two-pane mode, but in single window mode
it is more erratic -- sometimes having a consecutive line in the paragraph
prevents the code block and thereby the breaking...

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[pkra]

Here's an example: copy and paste with the exact white space indentation

   Coming from $\LaTeX$ and its text-editor driven writing style, working with wordpress can seem a step back -- 
   after all, most people, if they get excited about $\TeX$, very much despise the wysiwyg approach to writing.

That's 7 spaces. The markdown-offical 4 do not work at all, it seems.

[fbreuer]

hm, if i copy the above snippet, start qute, open a new file, paste and then
toggle the above block, i get a code block with proper line breaking. if i
do the same thing in split view, the line break is also at the correct
position - but the paragraph is too wide.

so, i cannot reproduce the problem you are seeing just yet (at least on
Windows). i will have to keep trying.

2011/8/4 pkra <
reply@reply.github.com>

Here's an example: copy and paste with the exact white space indentation

  Coming from $\LaTeX$ and its text-editor driven writing style,

working with wordpress can seem a step back --
after all, most people, if they get excited about $\TeX$, very much
despise the wysiwyg approach to writing.

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[pkra]

Hm. I send you some screenshots by email to show what it looks like on Linux.