Show html code in html
Actually there is a way to do this. It has limitation (one), but is 100% standard, not deprecated (like xmp), and works. Show And it's trivial. Here it is:
Please let me explain. First of all, ordinary HTML comment does the job, to prevent whole block be interpreted. You can easily add in it any tags, all of them will be ignored. Ignored from interpretation, but still available via Except (remember - the limitation) you can't put there HTML comments inside, since (at least in my Chrome) nesting of them is not supported, and very first '-->' will end the show. Well, it is a nasty little limitation, but in certain cases it's not a problem at all, if your text is free of HTML comments. And, it's easier to escape one construct, then a whole bunch of them. Now, what is that weird and JavaScript code to get it: You can show HTML tags as plain text in HTML on a website or webpage by replacing Ordinarily, HTML tags are not visible to the reader on the browser. They are there but you cannot see them. However, through HTML entities you can display the HTML tags that are part of the HTML markup code that are not visible on a browser. Example This is a paragraph HTML has some special characters that make up the language; they are the reserved character. The reserved characters in HTML are < , > , ” and &. The browser will never display them since they have some meaning in HTML. HTML entities are pieces of text used to display reserved characters, invisible characters(like space) and other non-keyboard characters. Entities begin with the ‘&’ followed by ‘entity name’ or ‘entity number’ and end with the ‘;’ ie. &entity-name; or &entity-number; Reserved characters in HTMLList of HTML entitiesView the complete lists of HTML entities.
How to Quickly Replace Lots of < and > FastThe quickest way to replace alot of <(less than) and >(greater than) signs is to use an online HTML tags to entities converter. You copy and paste your HTML code, convert it and copy the resulting text. Another method you can use is the search and replace feature available in all text editors. In my case, I am using Sublime Text editor. To use this feature use “CTRL + H” or click on “FIND” on the menu bar and then click on “replace”. Add the symbol you want to replace on the find box and the entity you want to replace with on the replace box. Then, click on replace or replace all. I hope by now you can be able to display your HTML code on the web browser. How to Preserve Code Formatting and IndentationAs by now, you have noted that the indentation on your HTML code
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