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On AskUbuntu there is similar background-foramtting for Blockquote text and Preformatted (code) text.

Example-1 (with preformatted/coded text):

sudo apt-get update

Example-2 (with block-quoted text):

sudo apt-get update

So, It like similar formatting which may confuse between them.

Now, It is difficult to display with following example:

Try first sudo apt-get -f install so that...

In which sudo apt-get -f install is pre-formatted (coded-text) but it is not easily looking in that formate because of similar formate of whole-statement's block-quote formate.

So, There should be clear differentiable of both formate so-that can be easily looked & understand.

I am talking because on other S.E sites there is clearly looking difference as following (only-example)

I don't asking for exact above formate. but for better-look and easily differentiate, It is necessary to change formate of block-quote background for AskUbuntu.

Hope it is helpful for better-performance.

On AskUbuntu there is similar background-formatting for Blockquote text and Preformatted code text.

Example-1 (with preformatted/coded text):

sudo apt-get update

Example-2 (with block-quoted text):

sudo apt-get update

The similarity makes it easy to confuse them.

In this example

Try first sudo apt-get -f install so that...

The code sudo apt-get -f install is not easily picked out because of the whole-statement's block-quote format.

It should be easier to differentiate these types of formatted text.

On other S.E sites there is a different colouring to the background which makes it easier to see the difference. Here's an example

I'm not asking for it to be exactly like this, but some differentiation is definitely needed here on Ask Ubuntu.

On askubuntu there is similar background-foramtting for Blockquote text and Preformatted (code) text.

Example-1 (with preformatted/coded text):

sudo apt-get update

Example-2 (with block-quoted text):

sudo apt-get update

So, It like similar formatting which may confuse between them.

Now, It is difficult to display with following example:

Try first sudo apt-get -f install so that...

In which sudo apt-get -f install is preformatted (coded-text) but it is not easily looking in that formate because of similar formate of whole-statement's blockquote formate.

So, There should be clear differentiable of both formate so-that can be easily looked & understand.

I am talking because on other S.E sites there is clearly looking difference as following (only-exmple):

I don't asking for exact above formate. but for better-look and easily differentiate, It is necessary to change formate of blockquote background for askubuntu.

Hope it is helpful for better-performance.

On AskUbuntu there is similar background-foramtting for Blockquote text and Preformatted (code) text.

Example-1 (with preformatted/coded text):

sudo apt-get update

Example-2 (with block-quoted text):

sudo apt-get update

So, It like similar formatting which may confuse between them.

Now, It is difficult to display with following example:

Try first sudo apt-get -f install so that...

In which sudo apt-get -f install is pre-formatted (coded-text) but it is not easily looking in that formate because of similar formate of whole-statement's block-quote formate.

So, There should be clear differentiable of both formate so-that can be easily looked & understand.

I am talking because on other S.E sites there is clearly looking difference as following (only-example) 

I don't asking for exact above formate. but for better-look and easily differentiate, It is necessary to change formate of block-quote background for AskUbuntu.

Hope it is helpful for better-performance.