When HTML and EtText Collide
HTML tags can be used freely throughout an EtText document. However, in some
situations, you may wish to preserve whitespace, avoid paragraph tags being
added, etc.; to use your own HTML without meddling from EtText, wrap it in an
<!--etsafe-->...<!--/etsafe-->
tag pair; this will protect it.
Note that text blocks wrapped in <pre>,
<listing> and <xmp> tags are
automatically protected in this way; the <!--etsafe-->
tag pair is not required.
EtText adds two entities, &etsqi; and &etsqo;. These represent
[ and ] respectively, and are used to protect a square-bracketed
piece of text from being interpreted as a link URL (see Link Markup below).
If this is insufficient, and you're using WebMake, the <safe> tag
will escape any type of code to protect it from interpretation by WebMake,
EtText or HTML.
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