API/Queries/Attributes.md

@@ -217,14 +217,9 @@ Ordering can be defined by the "order_by" attribute.
 |["colA", {-asc => "colB"}]    | ORDER BY colA, colB ASC|
 |{ "-asc" => ["colA","colB"] } | ORDER BY colA ASC, colB ASC|
 |[ "FUNC(colA,?)", "bla" ]     | ORDER BY FUNC(colA, ?) /* with "bla bound to ? */|
-|<code>[ <br>{ "-asc" => "colA" },<br>{ "-desc" => ["colB"] },<br>{ "-asc" => ["colC","colD"] },<br>[ "FUNC(colF, ?)", "bla" ],<br>]   </code>                          |
+|[ <br>{ "-asc" => "colA" },<br>{ "-desc" => ["colB"] },<br>{ "-asc" => ["colC","colD"] },<br>[ "FUNC(colF, ?)", "bla" ],<br>]                         | ORDER BY, colA ASC,<br>colB DESC,<br>colC ASC, colD ASC,<br>FUNC(colF, ?) /* with "bla bound to ? */ |
 
 
-```ORDER BY, colA ASC,
-colB DESC,
-colC ASC, colD ASC,
-FUNC(colF, ?) /* with "bla bound to ? */```
-
 The API also supports [similarity](/API/Queries/Query-Search-Options#similarity) for sorting.
 
 Any column from a joined/prefetched table or a column selected with ["select"](#select-as) can be used.