Use correct HTML element for inline code #11408
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For inline code entries the `<code>` element should be used instead of the `<pre>` element which is a block element. Using an incorrect element causes inappropriate formatting across our HTML guides and reports. This problem has been discovered during work on issue: OpenSCAP/openscap-report#212
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For inline code entries the
<code>element should be used instead of the<pre>element which is a block element.Using an incorrect element causes inappropriate formatting across our HTML guides and reports. This problem has been discovered during work on issue:
OpenSCAP/openscap-report#212
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After:
