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Useful character entities in HTML
Note: The entity name is case sensitive!
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Description |
Entity name |
Entity number |
|
Space |
|
& #160; |
< |
Less than sign |
< |
& #60; |
> |
Greater than sign |
> |
& #62; |
& |
and number |
& |
& #38; |
" |
Quotes |
" |
& #34; |
‘ |
Apostrophe |
' (ie not supported) |
& #39; |
¢ |
Points (cent) |
¢ |
& #162; |
£ |
Pound (pound) |
£ |
& #163; |
¥ |
Yuan (yen) |
¥ |
& #165; |
€ |
Euros (euro) |
€ |
& #8364; |
§ |
Section |
§ |
& #167; |
? |
Copyrights (copyright) |
© |
& #169; |
? |
Registered trademarks |
® |
& #174; |
? |
Trademark |
™ |
& #8482; |
X |
Multiplication sign |
× |
& #215; |
÷ |
Division Sign |
÷ |
& #247; |
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