Closed jasharpe closed 9 years ago
Without this, you get an ugly extra space at the end of codespans that end with a new line, in the rendered form in the browser (at least in Chrome).
Consider this example:
This is from
`foo ` bar
The top line is AFTER the change. The codespan hugs its contents, and looks good.
The bottom line is BEFORE the change. The codespan covers the space just after the codespan's contents, and looks ugly.
Without this, you get an ugly extra space at the end of codespans that end with a new line, in the rendered form in the browser (at least in Chrome).
Consider this example:
This is from
The top line is AFTER the change. The codespan hugs its contents, and looks good.
The bottom line is BEFORE the change. The codespan covers the space just after the codespan's contents, and looks ugly.