Hi. I'm not able to repro the screenshot as a macro like {{ok foo}} | ok normally looks like

Could you provide an example block and any custom.css you have that results in this case?

Whooh... you are right. No custom css and theme inductions (even cache was cleared) but there was a plugin that provide styles. Good point for me: plugins can change style too.

I've add .inline-block style to leverage one-liner macros in new commit.

So there are two changes here:

1. macro alignment in one line
2. remove right margin

WRONG: Note, macros with headers still look like without this changes:

UPDATED:

⚠️ I'll rework it to keep macros content with headers on the separate lines if need be and if you approve one-liners concept

 :macros {
    "theme-test-macro1" "[:b \"macro\"]",
    "theme-test-macro2" "macro",
    "theme-test-macro3" "header\nmacro",
 }

- before {{theme-test-macro1}} after
- before {{theme-test-macro2}} after
- before {{theme-test-macro3}} after

Thanks for the instructions.

macro alignment in one line

This is a breaking change. I don't use macros enough to have an opinion on this so will defer to others on the team

@logseq-cldwalker sure, thank you 🙏!

Please, consider this discussions:

• https://discuss.logseq.com/t/macro-for-inline-html-is-rendered-as-block/11466
• https://discuss.logseq.com/t/macros-hiccup-and-block-embeds/13930

@logseq-cldwalker, update PR to left default rendering behavior for macros with headings.

So, now it changes only one-liner macros.

Just found an issue I've fixed in this PR: #8623

Found additional case for iframe (described here). So I've changed the display style of macro-div (.inline instead of .inline-block). But Hiccup & HTML syntax inside macro gives an additional div block, so I've added styles for it to be inlined too.

Updated first post to keep all summary information about changes. This comment is for history reasons.