US-488186: Content Update - Localization fix: <dotnet-docs> - data types should not be translated

[PhilKang0704]

Per task: https://dev.azure.com/msft-skilling/Content/_workitems/edit/488186, adding no-loc tag to avoid over-localized issue.

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[PhilKang0704]

@gewarren Would you please review the changes to your article in this PR. Feel free to let me know if you have any concerns.

[BillWagner]

Thanks @PhilKang0704

I'll now.

[gewarren]

Normally we would have just code-fenced these per the style guide.

[PhilKang0704]

Normally we would have just code-fenced these per the style guide.

@gewarren, thanks for the comments. My thought is that if we have just code-fenced these, the content will appear with a gray background block when presented to the user, whereas adding the no-loc tag doesn’t have any visual impact on the page. Of course, if you think I should follow the style guide and use a code block, I can change it back. But if you think the current approach is also fine, then could we go ahead and push this change live?

[gewarren]

Normally we would have just code-fenced these per the style guide.

@gewarren, thanks for the comments. My thought is that if we have just code-fenced these, the content will appear with a gray background block when presented to the user, whereas adding the no-loc tag doesn’t have any visual impact on the page. Of course, if you think I should follow the style guide and use a code block, I can change it back. But if you think the current approach is also fine, then could we go ahead and push this change live?

I don't think it's worth going back and changing it, but for next time, can you code fence code elements instead? Here's the style guidance.