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I suggest to support <kbd>KBD</kbd> format in the website. Test KBD It's not working as it is in Stack Exchange, you might want to check this post's source code. It's useful whe...
#4: Post edited
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hkotsubo
·
2021-10-06T23:45:13Z (about 3 years ago)
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Allow using <kbd> in the website
- I suggest to support `<kbd>KBD</kbd>` format in the website.
- ## Test
- > <kbd>KBD</kbd>
(it's not working as it is in StackExchange ; you might want to check this post's source code).- It's useful when one describes keyboard keys and better than the `Code` format for that purpose.
- I suggest to support `<kbd>KBD</kbd>` format in the website.
- ## Test
- > <kbd>KBD</kbd>
- It's not working as it is in Stack Exchange, you might want to check this post's source code.
- It's useful when one describes keyboard keys and better than the `Code` format for that purpose.
#3: Post edited
- I suggest to support `<kbd>KBD</kbd>` format in the website.
- ## Test
- > <kbd>KBD</kbd>
(it's not working as it is in StackExchange ; you might want to check this post's source code)- It's useful when one describes keyboard keys and better than the `Code` format for that purpose.
- I suggest to support `<kbd>KBD</kbd>` format in the website.
- ## Test
- > <kbd>KBD</kbd>
- (it's not working as it is in StackExchange ; you might want to check this post's source code).
- It's useful when one describes keyboard keys and better than the `Code` format for that purpose.
#2: Post edited
- I suggest to support `<kbd>KBD</kbd>` format in the website.
It's just useful when one describes keyboard keys and better than the `Code` format for that purpose.
- I suggest to support `<kbd>KBD</kbd>` format in the website.
- ## Test
- > <kbd>KBD</kbd>
- (it's not working as it is in StackExchange ; you might want to check this post's source code)
- It's useful when one describes keyboard keys and better than the `Code` format for that purpose.