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We need markup for entering code (e.g. HTML code with tags)
Thread poster: Jacques DP
Jacques DP
Jacques DP  Identity Verified
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English to French
Sep 24, 2014

Hello,

I have actually seen blog entries explaining how to enter tags with the < and > signs in forums.
It would be simpler if one of the allowed tag was a <code> tag, within which everything would be quoted automatically. That way one could write <tag> rather than &lt;tag&gt; (I hope I got that right!)

[Edited at 2014-09-24 09:45 GMT]
 
esperantisto
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Already requested Sep 24, 2014

I’ve filed a support ticket with such a request more than a year ago. I was informed by the site staff that it had been forwarded to the development staff. Obviously, no result. Sad.

[Edited at 2014-09-24 12:46 GMT]
 
Jacques DP
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Switzerland
Local time: 18:26
English to French
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Does "pre" works Sep 24, 2014

If you see the tag "tag" it does:
 
Jacques DP
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Switzerland
Local time: 18:26
English to French
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It doesn't Sep 24, 2014

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