You mean you want the code to be exposed in your post – like this?
If so, what’s happening is the browser is parsing your code as it’s supposed to – like code.
I *believe* using the “code” button in your editor will fix this. I don’t use it myself – but I think that’s what it’s for.
Alternatively, what I do is replace every instance of “<” with “& lt;” (remove the sapce between the “&” and the “l”) and it makes your code visible.
Really? You can use backticks in your posts, too? I didn’t know that! Cool 🙂 (That makes it whole *bunches* easier!)
@doodlebee
No, YOU should use them here to correctly display the code 🙂
Oh! Yeah – I *did*! It still showed it as “<” – I tried it like 5 times and it still wouldn’t show it as the text I put up there. Don’t know why.
Here, I’ll try again:
“<“
Did it work?
edit: nope, it didn’t. I wonder why?
&lt;
It works if you don’t mess quotes AND backticks. Forget the quotes, use backtisck and ti works.
Noted for future reference 🙂
I try add < on HTML mode on TINYMCE editor and I click save, and boom, on tinymce editor my code < was translate to < 🙁
whats wrong?
And sorry what is <b>backticks</b>?
