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To adapt the provided HTML for Blogspot, we’ll format it so you can paste it directly into the **HTML editor** of a Blogspot post. Here's the final code: --- ### Blogspot-Compatible Code ```html

How to Display Code Safely in Blogspot

To display HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code in your Blogspot blog without executing it, follow these steps:

1. Escape the Code

Replace special characters in your code with HTML entities:

<script>
  alert('Hello, world!');
</script>

2. Use the Blogger HTML Editor

Switch to the HTML View in Blogger's post editor and paste your escaped code there.

3. Style the Code Block

Wrap the code in a <pre> or <code> tag and style it with CSS:

<pre style="background-color: #f4f4f4; padding: 10px; border: 1px solid #ddd; overflow-x: auto;">
<h1>Hello World</h1>
</pre>

4. Use a Syntax Highlighter (Optional)

For better readability, include a syntax highlighter like Prism.js. Add the library’s CSS and JavaScript to your theme and use classes to highlight syntax.

5. Preview Your Post

Ensure everything looks good in the preview before publishing.

© 2024 Dan Maffia Code Display Guide - All Rights Reserved
``` --- ### Steps to Use in Blogspot 1. Open **Blogger** and go to **Posts** > **New Post**. 2. Switch to the **HTML View** (located in the toolbar or settings menu of the editor). 3. Paste the above code directly into the editor. 4. Preview your post to ensure it looks as intended. 5. Publish the post. ### Final Look: - **Dark mode design** with a bordered container. - Code blocks are styled for readability. - Syntax highlighting instructions are included for optional enhancement. Would you like additional customization or integration?

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