How to use entities for special characters

2007/04/05 15:00 ArthurXF

For copyright notices, or trademarks it is customary to include the appropriate signs:

SymbolEntityExample
Copyright sign©Copyright © 1999 W3C
Registered trademark®MagiCo ®
Trademark™Webfarer™

Note HTML 4.0 defines ™ for the trademark sign but this is not yet as widely supported as ™

There are a number of other entities you may find useful:

SymbolEntityExample
Less than&lt;<
Greater than&gt;>
Ampersand&amp;&
nonbreaking space&nbsp;
em dash&#8212;—
quotation mark&quot;"

And then, there are entities for accented characters and miscellaneous symbols in the Latin-1 character set:

&nbsp;&#160;Ð&ETH;&#208;
¡&iexcl;&#161;Ñ&Ntilde;&#209;
¢&cent;&#162;Ò&Ograve;&#210;
£&pound;&#163;Ó&Oacute;&#211;
¤&curren;&#164;Ô&Ocirc;&#212;
¥&yen;&#165;Õ&Otilde;&#213;
¦&brvbar;&#166;Ö&Ouml;&#214;
§&sect;&#167;×&times;&#215;
¨&uml;&#168;Ø&Oslash;&#216;
©&copy;&#169;Ù&Ugrave;&#217;
ª&ordf;&#170;Ú&Uacute;&#218;
«&laquo;&#171;Û&Ucirc;&#219;
¬&not;&#172;Ü&Uuml;&#220;
­&shy;&#173;Ý&Yacute;&#221;
®&reg;&#174;Þ&THORN;&#222;
¯&macr;&#175;ß&szlig;&#223;
°&deg;&#176;à&agrave;&#224;
±&plusmn;&#177;á&aacute;&#225;
²&sup2;&#178;â&acirc;&#226;
³&sup3;&#179;ã&atilde;&#227;
´&acute;&#180;ä&auml;&#228;
µ&micro;&#181;å&aring;&#229;
&para;&#182;æ&aelig;&#230;
·&middot;&#183;ç&ccedil;&#231;
¸&cedil;&#184;è&egrave;&#232;
¹&sup1;&#185;é&eacute;&#233;
º&ordm;&#186;ê&ecirc;&#234;
»&raquo;&#187;ë&euml;&#235;
¼&frac14;&#188;ì&igrave;&#236;
½&frac12;&#189;í&iacute;&#237;
¾&frac34;&#190;î&icirc;&#238;
¿&iquest;&#191;ï&iuml;&#239;
À&Agrave;&#192;ð&eth;&#240;
Á&Aacute;&#193;ñ&ntilde;&#241;
Â&Acirc;&#194;ò&ograve;&#242;
Ã&Atilde;&#195;ó&oacute;&#243;
Ä&Auml;&#196;ô&ocirc;&#244;
Å&Aring;&#197;õ&otilde;&#245;
Æ&AElig;&#198;ö&ouml;&#246;
Ç&Ccedil;&#199;÷&divide;&#247;
È&Egrave;&#200;ø&oslash;&#248;
É&Eacute;&#201;ù&ugrave;&#249;
Ê&Ecirc;&#202;ú&uacute;&#250;
Ë&Euml;&#203;û&ucirc;&#251;
Ì&Igrave;&#204;ü&uuml;&#252;
Í&Iacute;&#205;ý&yacute;&#253;
Î&Icirc;&#206;þ&thorn;&#254;
Ï&Iuml;&#207;ÿ&yuml;&#255;

You can also use numeric character entities for the greek letters and mathematical symbols defined in Unicode. For more details, take a look at the list specified in the HTML 4 specification. Note that the entity names for these characters aren't recognized in Navigator 4, so you are recommended to stick to the numeric entities instead.

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