inline <code>
shiffman opened this issue · comments
For the 1st edition, I did something rather odd. I thought I might want to differentiate inline references to functions, variables, classes, etc. And I ended up with something like this.
This <span class="function">draw()</span> function loops over and over. A <span
class="klass">Particle</span> object has variables <span class="var">x</span> and
<span class="var">y</span>.This now seems rather silly. I propose doing a global find/replace:
<span class="function">something</span>→<code>something</code><span class="klass">something</span>→<code>something</code><span class="var">something</span>→<code>something</code>
Seem reasonable? @runemadsen @alterebro
Totally, I'd only keep them in case you are planning to style them differently on the HTML version, even in that case it'd be better to have the <code> tag instead of <span>
I don't think it's worth the trouble of maintaining, happy to just have a single <code> style. See the above 3 commits where I did a global find replace. Go ahead and adjust the CSS accordingly. Feel free to let me know if it looks like I messed everything up and we can revert.
Perfect, nothing looks messed up.
I believe this is all set!