As a visitor you can read the articles aka. posts,
in many cases you can also add your own comments to those posts,
sometimes even anonymously - not using an account.
If you have commented on blogger posts, you probably know you can structure your input
using line breaks - at least that was the case on the blogger sites I have visited up to now.
There is another feature of those blogger sites, that is perhaps not yet that widely known:
You can use a limited set of HTML code to format your comments.
The features and their HTML codes to use, I have found so far, are:
- bold text: <b>bold text</b>
- italic text: <i>italic text</i>
- hyperlinks: sandbox: <a href="http://sandbox993.blogspot.com/">sandbox</a>
...
The characters "<", ">" and "&" (sometimes) take on special meaning in your comments text,
so that what is displayed is different to what you typed - like in the above features.
To be able to get those combinations actually displayed, you need "workarounds".
Actually those are just more "special features" - text combinations that are treated as HTML.
The ones you may need for that purposes may be:
- "<" is displayed as "<",
- ">" is displayed as ">",
- "&" is displayed as "&".
So you can type: "<b>bold words<</b>"
and it will be displayed as: "<b>bold words</b>" - not making anything bold this time.
As this is a blogger site and it's name is sandbox, you may test those features in the comments to this post. :)
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