Hi again, I have a rather embarrassing problem right now.
I'm a part-time web developer and I'm not bad at it but I have a problem. I've just been asked to write a tutorial.
OKAY! NO PROBLEM!
Does anyone know a tag that will let the code show in browser and not be read by it?
I can't find one in any of my reference books.
Syngyl
i think you can use the <code></code>
tags
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I was prepared to kick myself so hard then... fortunately I was sensible to try it first.
Alas... It's such a simple thing you don't really think it could be such a trying problem.
I think
<pre>
</pre>
Are for pre-formatted text
How about just use an editor, like DreamWeaver or FrontPage?
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What will people do if they find that it's true?
I don't really care if they label me a Jesus freak, there is no disguising the truth!
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-gnu-ehacks
As Salem said, <pre> is what you're looking for...
Also remember to use
< instead of <
> instead of >
& instead of &
" instead of "
not to mess up the output.
kooma - [email protected]
I can answer that question since I know a lot of HTML and have two websites. To be able to display the tags you must replace the < and > with < and >. Like for example:
<HTML>
and it will not be read by the browser! Now you know!
