I seem to recall that there is an HTML tag that escapes absolutely everything inside it except the matching closing tag. Kind of like <plaintext>
but not fundamentally broken.
From stackoverflow
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<xmp> is the tag you are looking for:
<xmp>some stuff <tags></tags> too</xmp>
But, since it's depricated, the best you can get is <pre>.
Software Monkey : Sweet! I've been wanting a tag like this!Ken Paul :is deprecated -- it should not be used. See http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/_XMP.html. -
There is also the XML CDATA:
<![CDATA[stuff that is <tag>never</tag> parsed]]>
Whether this works in an HTML document is probably up to the browser. However, it should certainly work in an XHTML document.
nickf : i just tried it in Firefox 3 and it didn't work. -
You need to use
<pre><code> ... </code></pre>
.<xmp>
is deprecated and should not be used. See http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/_XMP.html.Mohit Nanda : Neither does, nor does
escapes '<' or '>' :(
BCS : Ditto Mohit. just tested that with a html document in side, FF2 gave a blank screen
BCS : http://www.htmlref.com/Reference/AppA/tag_xmp.htm seems that it works most places (and what better can you get with HTML anyway?)
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