J Groot wrote:
I would like to be able to put an ampersand in link href tag.
In XML[1] & is spelt & (& indicates the start of an entity
reference), Similarly < should be written < and > >. The latter is
only necessary where there is a chance of ambiguity (i.e. inside tags).
[1] And, strictly HTML too, although most browsers are lax on this
requirement.
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