Code blocks in a parsons question part make the problem unviewable

[bnmnetp]

I'm pretty sure this is due to a .. code-block or :: or whatever geneating a <pre> tag in the instructions. Then the rendering code goes looking for a pre tag to make the blocks from and gets confused.

Should be easy to fix by providing an identifier or class for the pre tag that really contains the blocks.

[presnick]

I was just going to report this bug! Perhaps you got it from one of my students. Here's some documentation of a specific case which may help with debugging.

.. parsonsprob:: NestedData_Exercises_q17_5_2
    :prim_comp: NEST02
    :supp_comp: OP04, OP05, STR01, DICT01, DICT02, DICT03, ITER02, COND0
    :difficulty: 3.5

    Assume the following variable has been declared:

    .. code-block:: python

        pokemon = [
            {
                'rattatas': 15,
                'eevees': 2,
                'ditto': 1,
                'magikarps': 3,
                'zubats': 8,
                'pidgey': 12
            },
            {
                'rattatas': 25,
                'eevees': 1,
                'magikarps': 7,
                'zubats': 3,
                'pidgey': 15
            },
            {
                'rattatas':10,
                'eevees': 3,
                'ditto': 2,
                'magikarps': 2,
                'zubats': 3,
                'pidgey': 20
            },
            {
                'rattatas': 17,
                'eevees': 1,
                'magikarps': 9,
                'zubats': 12,
                'pidgey': 14
            }
        ]

    |
    | Arrange the following lines of code so that they print out exactly:
    | ``total rattatas: 67``
    | ``total dittos: 3``
    | ``total pidgeys: 61``
    |
    | **Note:** You may not need to use all blocks of code.
    | **Note:** Be sure to indent blocks as needed by dragging them to the
      correct indentation level.

    -----
    r = 0
    d = 0
    p = 0
    =====
    for trainer in pokemon:
    =====
        r += trainer['rattatas']
        p += trainer['pidgey']
        if "ditto" in trainer:
    =====
        r = trainer['rattatas'] #distractor
        p = trainer['pidgey']
        if "ditto" in trainer:
    =====
            d += trainer['ditto']
    =====
            d = trainer['ditto'] #distractor
    =====
    print('total rattatas:', r)
    print('total dittos:', d)
    print('total pidgeys:', p)

[bnmnetp]

fixed in 5.6.2