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Same as {{code}}.

Usage

{{code}} is a shorthand to more easily write inline code and highlight variables on the wiki. {{c}} is an even smaller shorthand. For more complex content you'll still likely need to use <code>+<nowiki>-elements, as some special characters causes problem with the template that doesn't happen when using <code>+<nowiki>.

There have been attempt to make the template more robust against this, but seems there is no simple way to put a template variable inside a nowiki element, as anything inside gets ignored.

See: Displaying Macros and Code for details.

Example 1.

any words before /r 1d6+4, or words, /roll 1d6+4

any words before {{code|/r 1d6+4}}, or words, {{c|/roll 1d6+4}}

Example 2.

You can even write code that include problematic elements that the wiki could mistake for wiki syntax, such as {{title=@{character_name} }} without the need of using nowiki element the code block. However, wiki links would still show up so nowiki is needed if inline rolls are present: Inline roll [[1d6+4]] would usually turn into a wiki link

You can even write code that include problematic elements that the wiki could mistake for wiki syntax, such as {{code|{{title=@{character_name} }}}} without the need of using nowiki element the code block. However, wiki links would still show up so nowiki is needed if inline rolls are present: {{code|Inline roll [[1d6+4]] would usually turn into a wiki link }}

Example 3.

Any text that contains |(pipe) or =(equal sign) need to be escaped with nowiki elements, making use of the template

<input type="text" name="attr_class" value="fighter" >

{{code|<input type="text" name="attr_class" value="fighter" >}}