Yes indeed, a new year… and where have all the tech posts ? Let’s see, been way too busy moving, holidays, fixing and messing up my servers and my  web sites and … The short of it… my old web servers were slight damaged in the move… go figure. And it did take a bit getting all of that setup in the new lab. Other changes: Moved off of Go Daddy- the nickel and dime me got old. Moved to another registrar. VM’ed my web servers- yes it’s time to move off the old servers and into the modern world. So obliviously we’re on bigger newer faster servers. And as…

So here is the sample problem,… //This is C# code block // in C# we use Var of T which is express like X<T> // But as we see this creates a html tag that gets confused... as the plugin tries to close the <T> var X&lt;T>; //generates an ending tag &lt;/T> // // Work around var X< T >; Or better yet use & lt ; // // var myvar<string>; Notice the ending miss placed tag….  <string>;&lt;/string>&lt;/t>&lt;/t>   That should not be in the code block…. It should be var myvar&lt;string&gt;; {{var X}}

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