Exactly as you are instructed to do in the forum usage guide I linked in the other topic:
Just add a ```
on the line above and below any non-prose text (code, compiler output, command lines, etc.).
Here is the text as it should look when you are composing it for posting:
Yet in any error report, after 'Detecting libraries used...' I see two more entries have been 'discovered'
```
Alternatives for FireTimer.h: [FireTimer@1.0.5]
ResolveLibrary(FireTimer.h)
-> candidates: [FireTimer@1.0.5]
```
```
Alternatives for OneButton.h: [OneButton@2.0.4]
ResolveLibrary(OneButton.h)
-> candidates: [OneButton@2.0.4]
```
And here is how the forum software will render it:
Yet in any error report, after 'Detecting libraries used...' I see two more entries have been 'discovered'
Alternatives for FireTimer.h: [FireTimer@1.0.5]
ResolveLibrary(FireTimer.h)
-> candidates: [FireTimer@1.0.5]
Alternatives for OneButton.h: [OneButton@2.0.4]
ResolveLibrary(OneButton.h)
-> candidates: [OneButton@2.0.4]
Now if you would like to know why the text above the ----- ...
stuff was converted to an H2 heading in your post, you can see it here:
https://www.markdownguide.org/basic-syntax/#alternate-syntax
If you would instead like to add a horizontal rule, make sure the line above is empty, like this:
-> candidates: [FireTimer@1.0.5]
-----------------------------------
Which renders like this:
-> candidates: [FireTimer@1.0.5]
Horizontal rules can definitely be useful, but don't use them as a replacement for fencing on output.