This is the method I tried:
-1
-
-Title Title Subheading
Hello everyone
Date: 23th November
2015-12-14T06:42:55.267Z 2015-12-14T07:17:19.577Z 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 00000000 -0000-0000-0000-000000000000 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 TSTSCC e7e87f30-a22d-11e5-8340-f3025c46ea4f
The above result shows every tag I use: Hi< / b >
Not hi.
So how do I use html tags to format my xml content above?
Can someone help?
To make “h1” into HTML “h1”, you need to convert it to HTML namespace.
Then, whether it will be displayed according to your needs depends on whether the browser or editor you are using uses the recognized and processed HTML
an XML file in the context. I suspect that most editors will still show you text instead of
applying formatting.
You didn’t actually indicate where you are displaying this file, but if it’s in the browser, you You can convert the XML to HTML, or you can provide a CSS style sheet to tell the browser how to display the text. But that means you also have to deal with how to make the rest of the XML display as markup text instead of formatting according to the style sheet.
I want to bold and add an html tag for interruption in my xml< Content>.
This is the method I tried:
-1 < br />
-
-Title Title Subheading
Hello everyone
Date: 23th November
< /Content>2015-12-14T06:42:55.267Z 2015-12-14T07:17:19.577Z 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 TSTSCC TSTSCC e7e87f30-a22d-11e5-8340-f3025c46ea4f
The above results show every tag I use: Hi< / b>
instead of hi.
So how do I format my xml content above with html tags?
Can someone help?
XML does not have any default semantics, so the browser cannot know “h1” and HTML “h1” in this case. In fact, it is very specific Not HTML “h1”, but “h1” in the language where the XML file is located. The browser doesn’t know anything about it.
To make “h1” become HTML “h1”, you need Convert it to HTML namespace.
Then , Whether it will be displayed according to your needs, depends on whether the browser or editor you use uses recognized and processed HTML
an XML file in the context. I suspect that most editors will still show you the text Instead of
apply formatting.
You didn’t actually indicate where you are displaying this file, but if it is in the browser, you can convert the XML to HTML, or you can provide CSS The style sheet tells the browser how to display the text. But this means you also have to deal with how to make the rest of the XML display as markup text instead of formatting according to the style sheet.