From 7a7a7b7b8d5fd3d1522814a7d19dbba07c5786e9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: =?UTF-8?q?Lorenz=20H=C3=BCbschle-Schneider?= <dev@4z2.de>
Date: Thu, 30 Apr 2020 12:43:35 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] Use <code> instead of <pre> to avoid useless block

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@@ -200,8 +200,9 @@ chown -R <strong>username</strong>:<strong>username</strong> ~<strong>username</
               <h3><a name="plaintext"></a>Compatibility with WeeChat 2.8 and older</h3>
               <p><strong>Required for WeeChat <= 2.8</strong></p>
               <p>With WeeChat 2.9, relay client authentication was made more secure and resistant to brute forcing. Glowing Bear uses the most secure authentication method by default. However, to support older versions of WeeChat, this option allows Glowing Bear to still use the old authentication method, sending your password to WeeChat (in plain text if you are not using encryption!). Only enable this if you are using a WeeChat version before 2.9!</p>
-              <p>By default, WeeChat 2.9 support several authentication methdos.  Of these, Glowing Bear only uses the most secure one, <pre>pbkdf2+sha512</pre>. You can check the list of enabled methods to ensure it is in there:</p>
-              <pre>/set relay.network.password_hash_algo</pre>
+              <p>By default, WeeChat 2.9 support several authentication methdos.  Of these, Glowing Bear only uses the most secure one, <code>pbkdf2+sha512</code>. You can check the list of enabled methods to ensure it is in there:
+                <code>/set relay.network.password_hash_algo</code>
+              </p>
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