Some HTML entity codes

Datestamp: 2024-12-28 08:53:09

Warning: These numbers are HTML entity codes and not Unicode hex numbers
Note: The space after the & should be cut after you copy the entity's code.
The spaces here are only to stop the web client displaying the char twice

Ampersand && #38; Circled plus = direct sum ⊕& #8853; Copyright ©& #169; Dagger †& #8224; Double dagger ‡& #8225;
Degrees C °C°C Euro €& #128; Non-breaking space ' '& #160; Pi π& pi; or & #960; Radic (root sign) √& #8730;
Registered sign ®& #174; Trade mark ™& #8482; British pound £& #163; Times ×& #215; Quote "& #34;
Left chevron «& #171; Right chevron »& #187; Single low-9 quotation mark ‚& #8218; Double low-9 quotation mark „& #8222;

Character entity references in HTML 4
And in HTML 5

Unicode

The Unicode charts are at http://www.unicode.org/charts/

Latin-1 punctuation is on that Unicode chart under:

Symbols and Punctuation/Punctuation/General Punctuation/Latin-1 Punctuation


A few special cases

Acirc: Â acirc: â = C3 A2

Iacute: Í iacute: í = C3 83 C2 AD

Eacute: É eacute: é = C3 83 C2 A9

Egrave: È egrave: è = C3 83 C2 A8

Ntilde: Ñ ntilde: ñ = C3 83 C2 B1

O umlaut ö = 00 F6

Ocirc: Ô ocirc: ô = C3 B4

Oacute: Ó oacute: ó = C3 83 C2 B3

Otilde: Õ otilde: õ = C3 83 ? ?

Uacute: Ú uacute: ú = C3 83 C2 BA

German: ß (s-zett)

Spanish: ñ and Ñ


« = 00 AA

» = 00 BB


Pinyin for transcribing Chinese

Pīnyīn vowels: (a) Ā ā Á á Ǎ ǎ À à (e) ē é ě è (i) ī í ǐ ì (o) ō ó ǒ ò (u) Ū ū ú ǔ Ù ù (ü) ǖ ǘ ǚ Ǜ ǜ Ü ü

Pīnyīn

References: here and here (Perl code)



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