Hi @RMPitcher! This is a known issue at the moment, and I've added your case to the issue on file. Thanks for taking the time to report this to us! 😄

ref: dev/core/core#2742

I just noticed this too and was about to create a new topic when I stumbled upon this thread. I have a lot of code sections in my notes, so it would be nice to have those formatted correctly.

Hi @Backspaze, thanks for letting us know that you've encountered this issue as well. I've added you to the list of affected users in the issue on file.

While I don't have any updates to share at the moment, you can keep an eye on our releases page for news on any bugfixes and new features: 1Password Releases

Let us know if you have any further questions or concerns 😄

ref: dev/core/core#15518

Shouldn't the below have 3 backticks before and after it?

This should be 
formatted as
indented code

as

[backtick 3 times here]
This should be
formatted as
indented code
[backtick 3 times here]

Hi @Harag! Yes, that is one one way. In 1Password's Markdown support in Secure Notes, blocks of code can be formatted by enclosing them with lines containing 3 backticks:


```
def hello
puts "Hello"
end
```


But you can also indent your code with 4 spaces:


def hello
puts "Hello"
end


Finally, inline code can be enclosed in single backticks.

Anyway, +1 👍 For me, methods #2 and #3 aren't working in 1Password for Mac 8.10.8 (81008045).

*The source of this post is more complicated because I'm meta-wrapping my code blocks in code blocks using Markdown itself. This community forum's Markdown renderer is not the same as the one used in 1Password; the acknowledgements mention https://github.com/raphlinus/pulldown-cmark, which implements a smaller subset of Markdown called https://commonmark.org/, which is focused on being well-specified and well-tested, presumably as a security precaution.

@chrisdj Thanks for confirming that, Much appreciated.

Hi. I also recently noticed that my inline code formatted Markdown (using backticks) wasn't being rendered as distinct from regular text in the 1Password app on Windows 10. I was going to create a new ticket, but see that others already beat me to it. Just adding that I'd also appreciate seeing this fixed. Thanks!

@prlcutting - Thanks for your your additional report. I've included your details for our Development team. 👍

Hi, I'm one of the developers here at 1Password and have today investigated and identified the issue with inline code blocks not rendering in the desktop version of OP8 and have a merge request in review for it so am hoping we can get that fix approved and shipped.

@likethesky 

Thank you for sharing that. I've conduced some testing on my end and I'm afraid I haven't been able to reproduce this as numbered lists were being formatted as expected:

So that I can take a closer look at this, I'd to ask you to confirm the following:

• Are you seeing this in the 1Password app on a specific device, the browser extension pop-up overlay, the 1Password web interface, or everywhere?
• Could you let me know what version of 1Password you're currently using? Find the version numbers for 1Password and your operating system