typst doc

doc/typst/chapters/a3_fundamentals-in-bottom-up-proteomics.typ

@@ -514,12 +514,8 @@ HHDRRIVD")
 This format is really simple, because it only contains three information
     pieces, grouped in as many stanzas as there are proteins in the database:
 
-- The #emph[unique] protein's accession id in the database
-          (#raw("GRMZM2G009506_P01")) that comes right after the '>' prompt
-          that signals a new protein stanza;
-- The protein description (#raw("NP_001149383
-          serine/threonine-protein kinase receptor")) that provides
-          some functional data bits for the protein at hand;
+- The #emph[unique] protein's accession id in the database (#code-raw("GRMZM2G009506_P01")) that comes right after the '>' prompt that signals a new protein stanza;
+- The protein description (#code-raw("NP_001149383 serine/threonine-protein kinase receptor")) that provides some functional data bits for the protein at hand;
 - The protein sequence (the rest of the stanza above).
 
 The first (id) and second (description) information bits are used in

doc/typst/template.typ

@@ -260,3 +260,8 @@ show raw.line: it => block(
   box(raw(code, lang: "text"))
   })
 }
+
+#let code-raw(code) = {
+  set text(fill: rgb("#5c5c5d"))
+  raw(code, lang: "text")
+}