Inline code formatting in Zendesk communities

This is easy to do: click the code button and use the `<code>` tag instead of `<pre>`. 

Zendesk just didn't add a WYSIWYG button for it, but the HTML tag still works.

Another vote for this feature.

Right now, I'm copying and pasting the inline code formatting from other articles when I need it, but it's a hassle.

Just a plus-one to this request. It's been six years since the original request, and it's an extremely common need for technical documentation to be able to have inline code formatting. As others have mentioned, it's notable that it's available in tickets (via markdown, single backticks), but in Help Center, arguably a more formal communication platform where formatting is even more important, this simple functionality is not supported. 

I know we can create a style in our template to support this, but it's *extremely* tedious to have to modify html every time we stick a file or folder name in our documentation, and that comes with the limitation that the formatting wouldn't show up in the WISIWYG editor, only the published article, which is super confusing. 

Has there been any progress regarding the inline code formatting? It's a shame that this is still not possible with the only (lackluster) workaround being to use LaTeX math mode and specify the "code" in typewriter font to distinguish this from normal text.

\(\texttt{this is not code}\)

this is code

edit: oh, it seems you also still don't support LaTeX/MathJax by default...

Apparently, this has been fixed in the meantime and the code blocks button also appears in the edit dialog. Thanks!

Thanks for the update, Kasper! It seems that the button just moved from within the "T" submenu to the main toolbar, right? While this is nice and all, you seem to have forgotten to add the new top level button to the "edit" form:

Now, there is no way to add the code format to existing posts. Please fix this.

Thanks, Matthias.

That's great news Kasper! Thanks for the update!

Hi all,

As of today we have made code blocks available in the community content editor. See the new icon in the toolbar. Here's a code block for ya, which might also help locate the icon :-)

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