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Html Code Help!?
How can I get the code to SHOW up.
the actual code with all the <>// and stuff.
5 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Try enclosing the code in between the following tags:
<textarea>
</textarea>
This will work as long as your code does not include the above tags...
For codes that do include the TEXTAREA tag, another option is to use the code for the < and >:
They are:
<
or
>
Respectively...
Hope this helps...
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Preformatted Text (PRE tag) will help to some extent, but some tags and characters may still be interpreted. Different browsers (e.g. Firefox or IE) may interpret some tags differently from others.
Two other ways of getting accurate display:
o Print to PDF (e.g. use PDFCreator, _very_ useful shareware)
o Load text into an editor such as Notepad++ (also fine shareware, which also "pretty prints" HTML), take a screen shot and put that in the HTML page.
The first has the virtue of being quotable, the second is an accurate display of the formatting you desire.
Source(s): http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/html3/literal.html - Anonymous1 decade ago
If you are saying you want to display html code in your pages utilize blockquotes.
<blockquote>
<b>Bold</b>
</blockquote>
The above example will produce:
<b>Bold</b>
If you remove the blockquotes then you will get:
Bold (only in bold font)
More info here:
- Anonymous1 decade ago
You write <!-- at the beginning and > at the end...
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
k well this is what you do..
http<///"SITE HERE"///>