DISQUS

marce · 5 years ago

This didn't work...

I'm trying to get this to work with html, but the code remained invisible.

mpamphile @ hotmail.com
Rex · 5 years ago

One way to do this is to use the < plaintext > tag:

<plaintext>Here is a link: tech-recipes</plaintext>

This should display as:

Here is a link: tech-recipes
tech9 · 5 years ago

Everything after the <plaintext> tag is plain text including my </plaintext> tag and everything after that. Is there any other way to do this easily?

Dave
wav syntax · 5 years ago

just include the blank tag with the slash in it "</>" before the inner contents of the actual displayed tag.
<</>a href="http://tech-recipes.com">tech-recipes<</>/a> this is a link.

this is the only working example that ive come accross once and for all,
this is the best way to do it.
None · 5 years ago

Don't you mean to use the <XMP> tag?

It's depreciated but it's the only way I know of displaying HTML in a page. The standards people want you to use <PRE> tags but they don't stop browsers interpreting the block.

See here for more details: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_pre.asp

Cheers

None
varinder · 5 months ago

from where i can download the HTML ebook from internet.....
plz snd me link