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Use of other languages such as XML, HTML
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[edit] Inline HTML
Generally, to use HTML within a tiddler, the HTML code must be within HTML tags (<html>html code</html>).
For example, to create an external link using HTML type:
<html> <a href="http://www.domain.com/" title="Witty remark">Domain</a> </html>
within a tiddler. Advantages to this method are, conservatively, two-fold: 1)It is an alternative for those adept at HTML and 2)It allows easy inserting of a tool-tip.
[edit] HTML Entities
Entities that are normally used within HTML documents can also be used in tiddlers without any special formatting.
For example, to pseudo-copyright a rant, type:
My very long rant©(©)
within a tiddler.
