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This partially reverts rhazdon#511. Reason: these two selectors are broken. The first, because a CSS child selector at the top-level, without a parent, has no meaning. The second, because hugo emits `<code>` so we need an element selector. The class selector would match `<div class="code">`.
This is a follow-up to rhazdon#511, as an alternative fix for rhazdon#364. Note: this only applies to plain multi-line code blocks. Multi-line code blocks highlighted by PrismJS still look weird.
PrismJS has a border, but the plain multi-line code blocks don't. Therefore, remove it for consisteny.
This was referenced Mar 27, 2026
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This PR contains a number of commits to improve the styling of multi-line code blocks. See the commit messages for details.
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