If you want to display and not render HTML syntax in your Markdown like this <p></p>
you have two options:
HTML Encoding
You can type out the HTML you would like to display in an online HTML encoder [↗] then copy and use the encoded HTML instead.
For example the encoded version of <h1></h1> is <h1></h1>.
Using the Zero Width Non-Joiner
This option leverages the invisible Zero Width Non-Joiner [→] character.
This character is invisible and cannot be seen. Let's look at how to use this.
Let's say you want to display the following HTML without rendering it <h1></h1>.
Copy paste the Zero Width Non-Joiner character below then paste it where you see the paste_it_here pointer, Thus <paste_it_here h1></paste_it_here h1>.
01: Use the second option with caution as this can be confusing to other editors of your Markdown document.
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