I was typing in a <code> element, when I wrote something like 122fff<<kasldksa.
I believe this behaved with strange behaviour (hiding massive blocks of text) with {white-space: pre-wrap}.
I also am sure that with {white-space: normal}/default white-space, < or << have no effect, but does change the color/markdown of the following code/text in the html panel.
the < is the start of a tag, tags are code instructions, not text to be displayed, so the characters are hidden. You can use < for < and > for > when you want them in text
I’m interested about the special format, is there any other special characters that are “key characters”, and have a special way of writting them in text?
On second thoughts, isn’t \ the general syntax for the compiler to ignore the next character and to translate it as string?