invalid HTML rendering logic -
Almost all browsers use a certain amount of rebate to provide invalid HTML. For example, they are x & lt; Y
as it was written x & amp; Lt; Y
because it is "clear" to
is not a part of an HTML tag, it is in the form of a literal character.
Where can I find that as a different "cleanup" module? One such module is x & lt; Y
to x & amp; Lt; Try to see the source code for
.
Before HTML is organized:
& lt; Html & gt; & Lt; Top & gt; & Lt; Title & gt; Bu & lt; / Title & gt; & Lt; / Head & gt; & Lt; Body & gt; X & lt; Y & lt; / Body & gt; & Lt; / Html & gt;
Only one HTML after running through the clever mode:
Note that x to the x & amp; Lt; Y
.
UPDATE
Depending on your comment, you should use systematically to clean your HTML. I believe that most common languages There are clean libraries that will clean up your HTML for you. If you are using PHP, then it is.
UPDATE
I saw that you said that you are using C #. You can also use well with C # Here I found something that I found I have not developed in C # and I have not tried to exclude it then YMMV:
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