I want to put an HTML entity (in particular, ©
) into my document. However if I type it and feed it as a Text
straight into a blaze combinator, the ampersand is html-escaped and comes out as literally ©
-- or rather, the HTML outputted is ©
, which is kind of ironic.
(If I use blaze-from-html
on HTML that contains ©
, blaze-from-html
turns it into the unicode copyright symbol "©
", which works, but I'd still like to know if it was possible to access the lower-level HTML with blaze and type a literal html-source &
.)
If you are using the blaze Text.Blaze.Html.toHtml
function, there is a corresponding preEscapedToHtml
function that will not escape entities. Sample ghci session -
λ> renderHtml $ toHtml "©"
"©"
λ> renderHtml $ preEscapedToHtml "©"
"©"