If you’ve done some XHTML, you’ll know that some special characters are written differently in than their normal out characters. Here are some examples:
&gives you &<gives you <>gives you >©gives you ©®gives you ®
I always wanted to find a complete listing of all special characters listing and how to present them in XHTML. Well, I’m glad to inform you that I’ve found it! Presenting: HTML/XHTML Character Entities.
Hope you find it as useful as I do!
October 11th, 2007 at 5:34 pm
Woohooo! Thanks for the list! I remember in my earlier days as a coder-wannabe, I would open the Microsoft Office and hit the “Insert Symbol” and look for the “©”. Copy and paste it on my code. LOL!!
October 11th, 2007 at 6:31 pm
Actually, if you don’t have MS Office installed you can still access the “weird characters” via the Character Map.
Just hit Start » Run » and enter
charmapin the box.October 12th, 2007 at 2:37 pm
thanks for this info.. i use the character map too but sometimes forgot still *duhh betul*