Bug Fix: Use HTML character entities to display JSX code #3060
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…format without being rendered as HTML.
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This causes them to render in the markdown incorrectly, as well as being much less ergonomic to edit.
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I have used HTML character entities such as "<" and ">" to display JSX code in a markdown format without being rendered as HTML.
And It works perfect in both cases.
In readme file:
In webpage:
