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I would love to continue my work in visual studio code, but I can't find the symbols mentioned in the title. I can't figure out which keyboard combination should bring it out and I can't find any info on the net either.
I found those, by the way: ‹div› ‹/div› but it should be like that: <div> </div>.
Thank you for your time.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 14.0
Well, your solution made clear that I don't have those symbols on my keyboard. Which is in fact pretty sad news for me. So, next question, is it possible to remap my keys, or add those, since visual basic (or anything reading html files) won't accept ‹› which I have on my keyboard.
Sorry for being so newbie, I've bought my first MacOS powered anything yesterday.
kriszbalog99 wrote: I don't have those symbols on my keyboard.
Sure you do. If you look at Keyboard View and hold down the option and shift keys at the same time, you will see that those symbols are on option shift y and option shift x.
Can't find the "<" and ">" characters on my Hungarian MacBook keyboard.
