Print html code

To do this you need to escape some special characters ** , for example:

" para "   
' para '   
& para &    
< para &lt;
> para &gt;

To facilitate you can use the htmlentities function.

The code:

<div id="css"><link rel="stylesheet" href="jquery.css.css"></div>

Equivalent:

<div id="css"><link rel="stylesheet"href="jquery.css.css"></div>

** Others can be seen here .

Use < instead of < , and > instead of > .

You can print special characters in HTML using HTML Entities .

If you want you can use this here converter.

Server languages - such as PHP, Ruby, Python - have their own functions to convert a string to another with encoded characters.

When you go to print any text that was entered by the user (such as a post from a blog, for example) it is recommended to use this function to avoid JavaScript injection attacks . In this type of attack someone with malicious intent can write script tags that will run on the user's machine without their consent.