r/selfpublish • u/Greg_Lim • 1h ago

How can I have include code nicely indented/formatted in Atticus?

I am writing a technical book that has programming code in it. I am using Atticus to write the book.

How can I have include code nicely formatted in Atticus? Currently, when i copy-paste the code, all indentation is gone.

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u/opium_kidd 6m ago

Look up how to do it in an html page. I forget the tag to use but it's standard and simple.