T Tony Y Guest Apr 12, 2009 #1 As you know entities such as '&' , '>' are used to represent special characters in HTML. However, when I need to print these entities on my web pages, how can I achieve it?
As you know entities such as '&' , '>' are used to represent special characters in HTML. However, when I need to print these entities on my web pages, how can I achieve it?
S sashazur Guest Apr 12, 2009 #2 Example: you want to display these 5 characters as-is on your page (you don't want them just shown as the single character '&'): & To do that, put these characters in your HTML: & The first 5 characters will be displayed as '&' and the remaining characters will be displayed as-is.
Example: you want to display these 5 characters as-is on your page (you don't want them just shown as the single character '&'): & To do that, put these characters in your HTML: & The first 5 characters will be displayed as '&' and the remaining characters will be displayed as-is.
