diff --git a/doc/forum/Doing_related_links_based_on_tags.mdwn b/doc/forum/Doing_related_links_based_on_tags.mdwn
index 3de801946..119267321 100644
--- a/doc/forum/Doing_related_links_based_on_tags.mdwn
+++ b/doc/forum/Doing_related_links_based_on_tags.mdwn
@@ -1,26 +1,29 @@
 I've been recently using a template this
 
-<pre>
-----
-Related posts:
+    ----
+    Related posts:
 
-\[[!inline pages="blog/posts/*
-        and !blog/posts/*/*
-        and !Discussion
-        and !tagged(draft)
-        and <TMPL_VAR raw_tagged>"
-        archive="yes"
-        quick="yes"
-        show="5"]]
-</pre>
+    [[!inline pages="blog/posts/*
+            and !blog/posts/*/*
+            and !Discussion
+            and !tagged(draft)
+            and <TMPL_VAR raw_tagged>"
+            archive="yes"
+            quick="yes"
+            show="5"]]
 
-Which I then call by doing this at the end of my blog posts on my ikiwiki install
+Which I then call by doing this at the end of my blog posts on my
+ikiwiki install
 
-<pre>
-\[[!tag software linux]]
-\[[!template id=related tagged="tagged(software) or tagged(linux)"]]
-</pre>
+    [[!tag software linux]]
+    [[!template id=related tagged="tagged(software) or tagged(linux)"]]
 
-It somewhat works, I was wondering if anyone else has tried to do something like the above to get "related posts" based on tags. The way that I have done it isn't very clever as it only links to the last 5 most recently posted items based on my parameters. Is it possible to "randomly" select a bunch of links from a set of user defined pagespecs?
+It somewhat works, I was wondering if anyone else has tried to do
+something like the above to get "related posts" based on tags. The way
+that I have done it isn't very clever as it only links to the last 5
+most recently posted items based on my parameters. Is it possible to
+"randomly" select a bunch of links from a set of user defined
+pagespecs?
 
-I know that the [[backlinks]] plugin exists for this sort of stuff (related links), it just lacks some user configuration options.
+I know that the [[backlinks]] plugin exists for this sort of stuff
+(related links), it just lacks some user configuration options.