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Following this Blog: https://medium.com/blogging-guide/how-to-insert-a-code-block-or-inline-code-into-a-medium-article-7b697bd12e0a
It should be simple to add inline Code with Back Tics (`).
However it does not work for me - it only displays the back tics as characters:
Is there something that I miss?
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For inline code in a paragraph, type a single backtick ` to begin and end your code. Or highlight some text and press the backtick key. Note: Code blocks do not support syntax highlighting. To embed code with syntax highlighting on Medium, try using Github Gists, Codepen.io, or JSfiddle embeds.
To embed code directly in your medium articles, just press: Windows : ctrl+alt+6. Mac : command+option+6. Linux : ctrl+alt+6.
What Does Inline Code Mean? Inline code refers to any lines of code that are added in the body of a program. It can be any type of code written in any programming language. The inline code executes independently and is usually executed under some condition by the primary program.
If you are using other than "Standard US English Keyboard" then medium formatting options may vary.
For instance, I am using ABC-QWERTZ layout on my mac.
For me:
To enter into inline code block:
[Single backtick + space key] worked.
To come out from inline code block:
[Single backtick key]
Start writing after pressing key.
On U.S. Keyboard:
To enter into inline code block:
[Single backtick].
To come out from inline code block:
[Single backtick key]
Note: When you want to add inline block in the middle of sentence, add one space before pressing single backtick.
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For me none of the backtick solutions worked, but at least for code blocks (not inline code between two words)
ALT + CMD + 6
did the job.
For MAC Users:
⌥ + ⌘ + 6
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