Sigg3
Joined: 03 Jul 2003 Posts: 894 Location: Oslo, Norway
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Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2004 9:41 am Post subject: html entities |
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You shouldn't use those two in a post or text in the design as such. Use the html code for them:
Code: | Symbol: <
code: <
Meaning: Less than
Symbol: >
code: >
Meaning: Greater than |
The html-tag Less than opens for a variable, i.e <strong>this is strong txt in HTML</strong>. If you, i.e write <<This page is the best>> it can produce various kinds of results but mostly it will turn up blank, because both "html variables" are closed (with the >>). If you, however, write "< blah, blah bla." Then the variable isn't closed, and it will most often mess up your page.
Most blogging tools doesn't OPEN the tag, instead of < they put < and the add a > like that, "closing" what hasn't been opened, which mostly works.
In addition, if you want a quotation-styled double tag; <<Title>>, use the « and » instead.
Read more:
W3 Schools - HTML tutorial
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