The code style is not uniform as you can see below, “minimum energy required to…” and “the enrgy released when…” both are code styles but different looking. I assume the above one is the actual code style as it resembles the one in desktop, whereas the below one is buggy.
Hi @Ishaan, could you add your steps how to reproduce this? Without that information it is hard to find out what is going wrong here…
i dont know how to reproduce it sadly, it just happened out of nowhere 
I type everything on desktop
No no, nothing like that, I have my developer mode turned off
Man you are right! THIS IS NOT A BUG. I had previously highlighted definitions in amber but then i discovered the code style which naturally changes the background and the text colour to amber and changes the text style…so i changed all ambered texts to code style and forgot to decolour it to default. Well but i changed the the one i called buggy to default and thus it appeared white to me on android which is exactly how it should look like! the code style on android represents the desktop one when its also coloured in amber. So basically there is a colour difference in the code styles of desktop and android or mobile versions. I misunderstood it as a bug, so sorry! U r right friend. I should make this a feature request to resemble the code styles of mobile and desktop versions!
