Correctly paste code as code block

[echej]

First I thought it was bug

Obsidian 0.10.13 copy code from web unexpected behaviour - slashes inserted

Go to Make a dummy index column - python Copy the second code block to obsidian (using control + C, control + V) What I got (slashes are added to the code) from sklearn.datasets import load\_boston boston \= load\_boston() df \= pd.DataFrame(boston.data, columns\=boston\['feature\_names'\]) What I expected from sklearn.datasets import load_boston boston = load_boston() df = pd.DataFrame(boston.data, columns=boston['feature_names']) My os Pop OS 20.10 Linux, I use flatpak distribution

But Obsidian just doesn’t have this functionality Zettlr

Copying code block from this site

from sklearn.datasets import load_boston
boston = load_boston()
df = pd.DataFrame(boston.data, columns=boston['feature_names'])

results in

from sklearn.datasets import load\_boston
boston \= load\_boston()
df \= pd.DataFrame(boston.data, columns\=boston\['feature\_names'\])

instead of expected intended code block as implemented in Zettlr (result is a code block starting for tabs)

from sklearn.datasets import load_boston
boston = load_boston()
df = pd.DataFrame(boston.data, columns=boston['feature_names'])

So my request was to implement copying code blocks in a rich mode as code blocks

[argentum]

It’s interesting… I think there may be something website-related there that doesn’t recognize the code block as such, e.g. try copying code from this site for example (which at least for me it works). I’ll modify your title a little bit to provide more context.

[echej]

Indeed, this may be some obscure border case.

Copying modern sites with code work well as you pointed me.

The topic may be closed, I think.