fix: Browser Compatibility

Author: danieldanielecki

data/blog/software-development/web-development/frontend/javascript/slice-vs-substring-vs-substr-complete-javascript-string-methods-comparison.mdx

@@ -1105,9 +1105,9 @@ console.timeEnd('substr');
 
 All three methods are widely supported:
 
-- **slice()**: Supported in all modern browsers (IE4+), part of ECMAScript 3 standard
-- **substring()**: Supported in all modern browsers (IE3+), part of ECMAScript 1 standard
-- **substr()**: Supported but deprecated (IE3+, but should not be used), not part of ECMAScript standard
+- **`slice()`**: Supported in all modern browsers (IE4+), part of ECMAScript 3 standard
+- **`substring()`**: Supported in all modern browsers (IE3+), part of ECMAScript 1 standard
+- **`substr()`**: Supported but deprecated (IE3+, but should not be used), not part of ECMAScript standard
 
 For modern JavaScript development, `slice()` is the recommended choice as it's part of the ECMAScript standard and has the most intuitive behavior.