GTK 3 has the idea that use of modifiers may differ between different
platforms, and has a #GdkModifierIntent api to let platforms provide
hint about how modifiers are expected to be used. It also promoted
-the use of <Primary> instead of <Control> to specify accelerators that
+the use of `<Primary>` instead of `<Control>` to specify accelerators that
adapt to platform conventions.
In GTK 4, the meaning of modifiers has been fixed, and backends are
: Prevent text input
Consequently, #GdkModifierIntent and related APIs have been removed,
-and <Control> is preferred over <Primary> in accelerators.
+and `<Control>` is preferred over `<Primary>` in accelerators.
A related change is that GTK 4 no longer supports the use of archaic
X11 'real' modifiers with the names Mod1,..., Mod5, and %GDK_MOD1_MASK
has been renamed to %GDK_ALT_MASK.
-### Stop using gtk_get_current_... APIs
+### Stop using `gtk_get_current_...` APIs
The function gtk_get_current_event() and its variants have been
replaced by equivalent event controller APIs: