#1

Currently if I type backquote, it will appears in double, for situations where I want to format existing words to inline code block, I need to type like this:

2020-10-20 10-23-34.2020-10-20 10_25_00
2020-10-20 10-23-34.2020-10-20 10_25_001448×432 486 KB

It’s kind of annoying when a lot of code blocks need to be handled, if there’s a keyboard shortcut for inline code block, like control/command + B for bolding text, it would not be such a hassle.

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#2

You can select the text you want for the inline code block and then type the backtick to achieve this.

Peek 2020-10-20 14-28

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#3

OMG, that’s something I didn’t expect, the common markdown shortcuts made me think that wrapping should be achieved by command/ctrl combos, thank you so much :smiley:

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#4

Cool to know! Is there documentation for the backtick “hotkey”? I was looking through Obsidian Help and the Settings > Hotkeys and didn’t find anything about it.

#5

The hotkey is the backtick key on your keyboard

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