I would suggest that we keep the same colour for the quote, but instead just add the rule along the side.

^{I took the line colouring from the yelow one on Meta.SE- it goes from (33,255,241) to (35,255,199), a change of (2,0,-42) so I did the same with the grey, from (0,0,238) to (2,0,196). These are all HSL colour numbers.}

I also think that the code should change colour, maybe to be slightly darker than the quote, so that you can see a diference when there is quoted code:

This is a quote. This is embedded code. Not much difference.

The embedded code background is #dcdcdc. This could possibly only happen when it is embeded in quotes? But a permanent change wouldn't be bad.

I would suggest that we keep the same colour for the quote, but instead just add the rule along the side.

^{I took the line colouring from the yellow one on Meta.SE- it goes from (33,255,241) to (35,255,199), a change of (2,0,-42) so I did the same with the grey, from (0,0,238) to (2,0,196). These are all HSL colour numbers.}

I also think that the code should change colour, maybe to be slightly darker than the quote, so that you can see a difference when there is quoted code:

This is a quote. This is embedded code. Not much difference.

The embedded code background is #dcdcdc. This could possibly only happen when it is embedded in quotes? But a permanent change wouldn't be bad.

My pronouns are He / Him

I would suggest that we keep the same colour for the quote, but instead just add the rule along the side.

^{I took the line colouring from the yelow one on Meta.SE- it goes from (33,255,241) to (35,255,199), a change of (2,0,-42) so I did the same with the grey, from (0,0,238) to (2,0,196). These are all HSL colour numbers.}

I also think that the code should change colour, maybe to be slightly darker than the quote, so that you can see a diference when there is quoted code:

This is a quote. This is embedded code. Not much difference.

The embedded code background is #dcdcdc

I would suggest that we keep the same colour for the quote, but instead just add the rule along the side.

^{I took the line colouring from the yelow one on Meta.SE- it goes from (33,255,241) to (35,255,199), a change of (2,0,-42) so I did the same with the grey, from (0,0,238) to (2,0,196). These are all HSL colour numbers.}

I also think that the code should change colour, maybe to be slightly darker than the quote, so that you can see a diference when there is quoted code:

This is a quote. This is embedded code. Not much difference.

The embedded code background is #dcdcdc. This could possibly only happen when it is embeded in quotes? But a permanent change wouldn't be bad.