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Add grey background to inline code #1635
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Hi, thank you for this PR, but Haddock now lives full-time in the GHC repository! Let me know if you feel it is still needed, and I'll migrate it. :) |
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In line with what other programming languages show, monospaced text will now have a slightly grey background:
as without it, specially non-linked monospaced words were very difficult to spot:
This follows the same style as Rust does, which in my opinion looks very readable
This is probably a matter of preference and esthetics so I think it would be perfectly understandable if the PR is not accepted.