Re: gpg syntax bad character value error

In HTML5, the less than character “<” cannot appear as such in character
data, only as the start symbol of a tag. Previous HTML versions were more
permissive.

So just follow the suggestion of using the character reference &lt;
instead. It will appear in “<” when the document is displayed, and if
someone copies and pastes content from a displayed page, he will get “<”.
The escape &lt; exists only in HTML source; a browser will internally turn
it to “<”.

Jukka, https://jkorpela.fi(


ti 20. kesäk. 2023 klo 12.46 John Danielsson (danielssonjhn23@gmail.com)
kirjoitti:

> Dear Team,
>
> I am writing this mail due to a syntax error in W3C HTML5 validation.
> I've just found that '<' character is considered an error even if it is
> between <p> </p> markers. According to gpg encryption, this character
> must be used, and I am forced to change this character to get error-free
> validation. Can you please double-check this issue ?
>
> Thank you for your help,
>
> Best regards,
>
> Danielsson,
>
>
>
>