If you want to write something in a blog that happens to be HTML code, you can get it to show up by using alternatives to characters.
In the last post, I was trying to write /<microSD>/ as part of an explanation. What I posted was just //. It's because Blogger and the browser interpreted the < > as html code and didn't show it as text.
Why's it showing up here? Because I didn't actually insert a <. What I put in is "& l t ; " and "& g t" (without the spaces and quotation marks). Blogger replaces that set of characters with < and >.
The alternates are Unicode Alternatives for special characters in HTML. That link has a long list of them and explains where and how they work.
Not wasting enough time fiddling with your technology? I know the feeling. Here are some things I've discovered to protect, repair, upgrade, and disable my gadgets. With any luck, they'll help you waste a lot of time, too.
Showing posts with label HTML. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HTML. Show all posts
Friday, December 03, 2010
Tuesday, August 07, 2007
Heading Home
Ever surf through a website and have a hard time finding your way back home? It's a pain. And it's a real joy when you hover over the site's logo and realize it's a link that'll take you home.
If the logo on your website isn't a link home, it's an easy thing to add. This blogger feels so strongly about it she's written an entire tutorial.
If the logo on your website isn't a link home, it's an easy thing to add. This blogger feels so strongly about it she's written an entire tutorial.
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