[olug] <>

[Shaughn]

Yeah, because < and > aren't valid HTML display characters, < and 
> (less-than, greater-than) are..

and your wysiwyg changes these to have them displayed properly.


nate wrote:

>Can someone tell me why, when I get a script off of the internet and try to 
>put it into my web page, Mozilla Composer adds code like this - <> - to 
>the already present code.  
>This added code seems to stop the script from running.  
>
>thanks,
>Nate
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