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The code blocks aren't in a preformatted tag like <pre> so the whitespace gets collapsed. It seems the intention was to turn spaces into   but however it w

The code blocks aren't in a preformatted tag like <pre> so the whitespace gets collapsed. It seems the intention was to turn spaces into   but however it was done was messed up because lots of spaces didn't get converted.

adrian_b 2y ago
The code blocks are formatted as "wp-block-code", which seems to select the default monospace font of the browser. My browser has an appropriate default monospace font (JetBrains Mono), so the code is formatted and indented correctly, as expected. Where this does not happen, the setting for the default monospace font must be wrong, so it should be corrected.
- edflsafoiewq 2y ago
  It has been changed since it was posted. You can check the Wayback Machine for the original.

The code blocks aren't in a preformatted tag like <pre> so the whitespace gets collapsed. It seems the intention was to turn spaces into &nbsp; but however it w

The code blocks aren't in a preformatted tag like <pre> so the whitespace gets collapsed. It seems the intention was to turn spaces into &nbsp; but however it w

The code blocks aren't in a preformatted tag like <pre> so the whitespace gets collapsed. It seems the intention was to turn spaces into but however it w

The code blocks aren't in a preformatted tag like <pre> so the whitespace gets collapsed. It seems the intention was to turn spaces into but however it w