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Inline Code

Inline code is the smaller code treatment used inside normal text. It keeps exact names visible without interrupting the paragraph flow or turning every small reference into a full block.

Inline Examples

Throughout the Developer Portal, terms like print, message, and repeatCount can be highlighted inline without breaking paragraph flow.

The same treatment works for function names like shared.LockElement() or short flags like "ReferenceCheck" when the surrounding sentence is still doing most of the explaining.

What It Signals

If a term appears in inline code, the portal is marking it as an exact name, value, flag, or piece of syntax that you should recognize precisely. The sentence around it still carries the meaning, but the styling tells you that the wording of that specific term matters.

Inline code usually means “notice this exact term.”

What It Means On A Page

When you see inline code in the Developer Portal, it usually means the page is naming something you may need to remember later, such as an API call, parameter name, literal string, or short piece of syntax, without pausing the reading flow for a larger example.