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OK, so you actually want to write the html out and display it instead of having it take effect on the page? This is useful for writing tutorials, and here's how to do it.
You use something called sHTMLc, which stands for... show HTML code! It always has an & in the front and a ; in the end. There are many more codes than what I'm showing you, but I'm going to show you just the basics/necessities.
To get a <, you type in < To get a >, you type in > To get a ", you type in " To get a &, you type in & To get a ©, you type in © To get a space, you type in To get a ¤, you type in ¤ To get a ♥, you type in ♥ Okay, the last two aren't really necessary to show your code or anything, but they're two of my favorite symbols. ^_^ I've now added a converter for you if you're lazy as well: |