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Easier to read code and pre blocks

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  • Looking at the pre and code blocks today I realised how difficult they are to read when you switch from light to dark / dark to light mode. Can’t have that ! I’ve now fixed this so that it looks the part when viewed in either mode.

    As code / markup is used extensively here, it’s important we get it right 🙂

    Thought and opinions welcomed…


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