SUMMARY If I want to display the backtick character (`) as inline code, I'm under the assumption that I would need to write something like this: `\``. However, this simply does not work. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. In a markdown file, write the string `\`` 2. Open the file in Okular. OBSERVED RESULT The backtick next to the backslash behaves like a normal Markdown backtick, expecting a closing backtick later and breaking the way the file is intended to be rendered. EXPECTED RESULT The backtick is seen rendered in monospace. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS KDE Plasma Version: 5.24.7 KDE Frameworks Version: 5.92.0 Qt Version: 5.15.3
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Created attachment 172424 [details] A formatted version of a popular vim-related stackoverfllow answer Here's the exact file I was editing: the content actually references backticks explicitly, so hopefully it's easy to find the spots I'm referring to!
Are you speaking about You can move to the precise location of any mark using the `\`` (backquote) command. Thus `\`z` will move directly to the exact location of the 'z' mark. ? That's not how you escape markdown it seems, at least if you go to https://umemotoctrl.github.io/mdpjs/ and paste that text, none of the 7 different renderers you can select there do what you say it should do.