Code blocks do not wrap lines, such as shell blocks.(```shell code ```)

[itldr]

Code blocks do not wrap lines, such as shell blocks.(shell code)

[bl-ue]

@itldr it seems to me that this is intentional. That's what GitHub itself does, e.g.:

The code block (denoted by three tildes: ```...```) is a separate entity, and not supposed to have word wrap, whereas the inline code (denoted by one tilde: `...`) is just a normal sentence except it's styled as code, and therefore it should be wrapped as normal sentences are.

[bl-ue]

Note:

Inline, three tildes (```) has the same effect as a single tilde (`). e.g: this is made by three tildes: code, this is made by one tilde: code.

When opening ``` is on one line and the closing ``` is on another, it becomes a code block:

code

Not so, though, for the single tilde:

code

[itldr]

Note:

Inline, three tildes (``) has the same effect as a single tilde (). e.g: this is made by three tildes: code, this is made by one tilde: code.

When opening is on one line and the closing is on another, it becomes a code block:

code

Not so, though, for the single tilde:

code

What you said is very reasonable. Thank you.However, if each line of code in the block is too long, it will feel incongruous to display it on the page.

[bl-ue]

Then, I think you should always use single tildes (`) for these pages. That should make word wrap always happen.

[itldr]

Then, I think you should always use single tildes (`) for these pages. That should make word wrap always happen.

Yes, I should use (`) more than (```) .For me (```) is a convenient way to write it, maybe I'm lazy, haha.You always know so much, and I will continue to learn from you.thank you！