Backtick

Format code in Google Docs using Markdown-style `backticks`

Users603

Rating3.7

Reviews6

Manifest versionV3

7-day growth+24

7-day growth rate+4.15%

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Version0.4.0

ManifestV3

Size56.33KiB

Languages1English (United States)

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> Update Aug 11, 2023:

> About a year after this extension first came out, [Google released built-in inline code markdown support for Google Docs](https://workspaceupdates.googleblog.com/2022/12/format-display-code-google-docs.html), rendering this extension obsolete for most use-cases. The extension will remain for those want to continue using it, but I don't intend on making any further updates. To get the built-in inline code and code blocks working via backticks, ensure the Tools -> Preferences -> "Automatically detect Markdown" checkbox is enabled inside Google Docs.

Write inline code inside Google Docs. Just enclose a word or phrase with `backticks` and it will be automatically formatted as inline code.

A great tool for software developers who are used to the feature in Slack, Github, Jira, Markdown files, etc.

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