# CSS for .cm-inlineCode when in a list element

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**Created:** [29 October 2024 15:25 UTC](https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/css-for-cm-inlinecode-when-in-a-list-element/41640 "2024-10-29T15:25:20Z")\
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@jExplorer1 welcome to the forum.

According to other posts on this and the CodeMirror forum you should not use any css classes beginning with `ͼ`.

> [@Markdown Beta Editor - css class using obscure character](https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/markdown-beta-editor-css-class-using-obscure-character/39575/2):
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> See [Why does CM6 use the "ͼ" character in class names? - v6 - discuss.CodeMirror](https://discuss.codemirror.net/t/why-does-cm6-use-the-character-in-class-names/2821) To summarize, ͼ marks an unstable auto-generated CodeMirror class. User CSS should target tok-link, cm-url, and other classes that do not start with ͼ.

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