I asked:

> As  distinct  from  other  Markdown processors and
> other output formats, while rendering DOCX  output
> with  Pandoc,  inline  `verbatim`  text in headers
> does not work so well, because it inherits not on-
> ly  the  font,  but  also  the  font size from the
> `Verbatim Char' style. I do realise that it is the
> right  thing  to  do for running text because most
> monospace fonts look  better  at  a  slightly  de-
> creased  size  (e.g. 12pt Times New Roman and 11pt
> Courier New), but I still should like to see  nice
> typewriter text in headers:
>
>              ## The `switch` keyword

I wonder who nobody replied.  What is your method of
typsetting such headers:

# The `switch` keyword
# The `ref` and `out` keywords
# The `far` and `near` modifiers
# The `printf()` function

Do you fix them in your Lua filters?  Is  it  better
to  have  this  functionality in a Lua filters on in
Pandoc itself?

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