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Alexei's comment gave me the answer. Instead of using the code icon, put three backticks "```" at the start and end of the code. Each set of backticks must be on it's own line. Here's an example: ...
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Alexei's comment gave me the answer. Instead of using the code icon, put three backticks "```" at the start and end of the code. Each set of backticks must be on it's own line. Here's an example: ``` # Called every frame. 'delta' is the elapsed time since the previous frame. func _process(delta): pass signal player_entered signal player_exited func _on_body_entered(body): # print("Emitting player_entered") player_entered.emit() func _on_body_exited(body): # print("Emitting player_exited") player_exited.emit() ``` The official documentation says: > To mark several lines as code, you can use a code fence. This is three backticks on a newline both on top and at the bottom of your lines of code.