Build a Technical Documentation Page

I am trying to display an HTML code on an HTML rendered page. Is there a tag that will let me do this?

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do you mean show tags like <img> without that they are rendered as html? you will need to use html entities

it is taught in the HTML Fundamentals part of the Certified Full Stack Developer curriculum https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/full-stack-developer/

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If you’re trying to display HTML code on a webpage without the browser rendering your code as actual elements, you’ll need to use special codes for certain symbols:

  1. Replace the < character with &lt;
  2. Replace the > character with &gt;

Here’s a complete list of all HTML character references:

Consider putting your code inside <code></code> elements as well, for good semantics.

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I’m doing the Build a Technical Documentation Page project, and I want to add an HTML code as an example to the paragraph but the tags I’m adding just behave as regular HTML tags even if they are in the <code> element…
This is the code:

    <p>CSS can be added to HTML documents in 3 ways:</p>
        <ul>
          <li>Inline, by using the <code>style</code> attribute inside HTML elements</li>
          <li>Internal, by using a <code><style></code> element in the <code>head</code> section</li>
          <li>External,by using a <code><link></code> element to link to an external CSS file</li>
        </ul>

i want the <style> tag and the <link> to render to the page looking as an html tag

You want to look for HTML Entities, there is a video on it under HTML Fundamentals (under basic HTML)

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THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCH!!!

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You’re welcome, :)