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HTML in Content

• otepkajr
  

  2004-03-04 09:15:36

  HTML in Content

  Hi,
  
  I'm wondering if there is a way to use HTML in the content areas while in HTML mode but not have it read as HTML. For example, let's say I want to use an HTML list of bullet points about proper HTML code and then below this list I want to show show the HTML tags req'd for a proper HTML page skeleton. Is there a tag for this? i.e. I tried <code> and <pre> but they didn't seem to work. Thank you to whoever replied to my question about HTML in quizes. We may update the source to allow this...will keep you posted.
  
  Jim

• greg
  

  2004-03-04 13:23:15

  See an HTML manual

  There are lots of ways to do this. You need to refer to an HTML manual...
  
  This forum is for ATutor technical issues only. We can not help with HTML or content creation.

• lelchuck
  

  2004-03-07 17:52:12

  Re: HTML in Content

  You could create a .gif or .jpg file out of your code that you want to keep for display purposes. For example if you called it code.gif, and referenced it in your html in a folder called images (so that the reference is images/code.gif) .... you would need to create an images folder in your course folder and place it there.
  
  If your course is course 1, I believe the proper folder to place the .gif file would be: ATutor/content/1/images/
  
  larry