blazor inclide code blocks glitching @{} errors then {} scope errors
When I don't use @ and just use {}, the scope breaks.
When I use @{} for the inline code, the scope works, but it errors because of the @
Any suggestions? Sure looks like a glitch to me. Go Blazor!
Here's a third screenshot where the brackets aren't breaking scope.
Solution
it actually worked with no brackets. The brackets were messing with the scope, when I thought they were required for in line code.
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