Put HTML in JSF Panel Control

Hi to everyone,
how i can put an html code (like: <p><b>Hello</b></p>) in Panel Control or in another jsf control?
Thanks,
Fabio

There are several ways:
Just put it inline:<b>Hello</b>Put it in a h:outputText with a style:<h:outputText value="Hello" style="font-weight: bold;" />Put it raw in h:outputText with HTML escape set to false:<h:outputText value="<b>Hello</b>" escape="false" />

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