Closed mathieuleclaire closed 8 years ago
@mathieuleclaire For now, you can say something like
div("Multiplication: 3 ", raw("જ"), " 4 == 12")
Where you might have said:
div("Multiplication: 3 જ 4 == 12")
In the longterm, scalatags should be changed not to escape &
if it's followed by #
.
@stewSquared None of raw("જ"), raw("#2716"), raw("&2716"), "&2716", "જ" work for me. It still displays the content of the string itself without interpreting the unicode.
Works with scala raw("×")
Hi, I cannot use unicode characters like "✖" because the "&" character is always replaced by "&", which leads to a wrong string for my unicode as it can be seen in Escpaping.scala
How can I prevent from this ? Thanks Mathieu