Special Characters
Sometimes you want to write characters that usually are a part of HTML or simply don't exist on your keyboard, then you should use these special codes. Here are some of the most usual special characters.
| Character |
Code |
Comment |
| < |
< |
Less than |
| > |
> |
Greater than |
| & |
& |
Ampersand |
| " |
" |
Double quote |
| |
|
Non-breaking space |
| ® |
® |
Registered trademark |
| © |
© |
Copyright |
| Å |
Å |
A with ring |
| Ä |
Ä |
A with umlaut mark |
| Ö |
Ö |
O with umlaut mark |
| ð |
ð |
Eth (Icelandic) |
| Ð |
Ð |
Eth (Icelandic) |
| æ |
æ |
ae, dipthong (ligature) |
| Æ |
Æ |
AE, dipthong (ligature) |
So if you should write; <B>Bold</B>, your HTML code would've looked like this: <B>Bold</B>.
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