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Character Entities References are the way you put special letters, numbers
and symbols on the web page. A character entity reference consists of an ampersand
(&), followed by a pound sign (#), the number of the character entity, and
finishing with a semi-colon (;). Alternately, for some characters you can put
ampersand, the name of the character (but no # sign), followed by a semi-colon.
For example, you could put a copyright symbol on the page like this:
this code |
produces this |
© |
© |
The copyright symbol is named "copy", so you could also add the character
like this:
this code |
produces this |
© |
© |
The names of character entities are not as well supported by the browsers as the
numbers, so it's best to use the numbers. Use the references on the next two pages
to find the symbols you need.
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