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[icode] tag
Okay, first let me say I love the [icode] tag; it's great to have code inline, rather than having to have separate code blocks all the time. Still, one thing has bugged me about it since day one: it pads the tagged text with initial and trailing spaces. Is it possible to disable this? I assume so, since other text-formatting tags don't seem to do this.
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Aug 5th, 2008, 1:19 PM
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Re: [icode] tag
It does that to make it easier to read?
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