Backtick
To display inline code within a text, put it inside a backtick. Example: To check if an Exchange is closed, you need to use Example: To check if an Exchange is closed, you need to use `ExchangeCalendar` ExchangeCalendar
To display inline code within a text, put it inside a backtick. Example: To check if an Exchange is closed, you need to use Example: To check if an Exchange is closed, you need to use `ExchangeCalendar` ExchangeCalendar
To display inline code from a file, use the inlined code plugin. Example: To access this feature, navigate to . file Example: To access this feature, navigate to `:file: urlsample.txt`.
Specify multiple files via page local or global plugin defaults to avoid repeating throughout the page. Use inlined code plugin to render inlined code and validate its spelling by looking at the provided file for match. Use it to make sure your documentation reflects the API changes and do not use outdated identifier names identifier `:identifier: my_func {validationPath: "my_func_usage.py"}` def example(): my_func(100) validationPath --- identifier: {validationPath: ["python/my_func_usage.py", "python/utils.py"]} --- my text `:identifier: my_func`