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Javascript, CSS, and (X)HTML entities in numeric order April 28, 2007
Filed under: Character Entities, HTML, Web Development Estelle Weyl @ 12:40 am
Named HTML entities in numeric order
Below are the entities listed in numeric order with denition and ISO numeric code. CSS 'content' does not accept named entities or regular numeric entities
such as @, but does render ASCII text and unicode.
If you want to replace the bullets in a bulleted list with a different character, perhaps a ! or you would need to use the unicode entity rather than the named or
numeric entity: use the hexadecimal entity.
li:before {content:"\2665"; text-indent: -10px;}
JavaScript Special Characters / Entities
If you want to include characters in JavaScript, the process is very similar to the CSS inclusion method, except : in JavaScript use octal-encoded characters without
a preceding 0 instead of the HTML entity for the normal chars, and the hex character preceded by a \u for all other characters..
alert('M\351nage \340 trois.')
Notes:
If you know the numeric value of your HTML entity, use the handy CSS & Javascript Entity Calculator to get the JS and/or CSS code
There is a much smaller list of named entities in alphabetical order which may be a good place to start. Find the entity you are looking for there by
appearance, then do a search for the numeric entity or named entity here.
Remember that IE doesnt understand the :before pseudoclass with content, and you would have to set the list-style-type as none, or you would get 2 bullets
in CSS compliant browsers.
In the above if you see two backslashes its because some browsers escape the backslashes and others dont, so I stuck two in.
If you click on any javascript entities in the "alerts" javascript entity column below, the entity will show up as an alert.
Named entities, numeric entities and ISO numeric codes
Special characters for (X)HTML
" " " quotation mark, a.k.a. apl quote u+0022 ISOnum p:before { content:"\0022"; } alert("\42")
& & & ampersand u+0026 ISOnum p:before { content:"\0026"; } alert("\46")
&lt ; < < less-than sign u+003C ISOnum p:before { content:"\003c"; } alert("\74");
&gt ; > > greater-than sign u+003E ISOnum p:before { content:"\003e"; } alert("\76");
Latin-1 entity set for HTML
Name Numeric Description Hex ISO in CSS content Octal
no-break space %A0 p:before { content:"\00a0"; } alert("\240");
¡ ¡ inverted exclamation mark %A1 p:before { content:"\00a1"; } alert("\241");
¢ ¢ cent sign %A2 p:before { content:"\00a2"; } alert("\242");
£ £ pound sterling sign %A3 p:before { content:"\00a3"; } alert("\243");
¤ ¤ general currency sign %A4 p:before { content:"\00a4"; } alert("\244");
¥ ¥ yen sign %A5 p:before { content:"\00a5"; } alert("\245");
¦ ¦ broken (vertical) bar %A6 p:before { content:"\00a6"; } alert("\246");
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§ § section sign %A7 p:before { content:"\00a7"; } alert("\247");
¨ ¨ umlaut (dieresis) %A8 p:before { content:"\00a8"; } alert("\250");
© © copyright sign %A9 p:before { content:"\00a9"; } alert("\251");
ª ª ordinal indicator, feminine %AA p:before { content:"\00aa"; } alert("\252");
« « angle quotation mark, left %AB p:before { content:"\00ab"; } alert("\253");
¬ ¬ not sign %AC p:before { content:"\00ac"; } alert("\254");
soft hyphen %AD p:before { content:"\00ad"; } alert("\255");
® ® registered sign %AE p:before { content:"\00ae"; } alert("\256");
¯ ¯ macron %AF p:before { content:"\00af"; } alert("\257");
° ° degree sign %B0 p:before { content:"\00b0"; } alert("\260");
± ± plus-or-minus sign %B1 p:before { content:"\00b1"; } alert("\261");
² ² superscript two %B2 p:before { content:"\00b2"; } alert("\262");
³ ³ superscript three %B3 p:before { content:"\00b3"; } alert("\263");
´ ´ acute accent %B4 p:before { content:"\00b4"; } alert("\264");
µ µ micro sign %B5 p:before { content:"\00b5"; } alert("\265");
¶ ¶ pilcrow (paragraph sign) %B6 p:before { content:"\00b6"; } alert("\266");
· · middle dot %B7 p:before { content:"\00b7"; } alert("\267");
¸ ¸ cedilla %B8 p:before { content:"\00b8"; } alert("\270");
¹ ¹ superscript one %B9 p:before { content:"\00b9"; } alert("\271");
º º ordinal indicator, masculine %BA p:before { content:"\00ba"; } alert("\272");
» » angle quotation mark, right %BB p:before { content:"\00bb"; } alert("\273");
¼ ¼ fraction one-quarter %BC p:before { content:"\00bc"; } alert("\274");
½ ½ fraction one-half %BD p:before { content:"\00bd"; } alert("\275");
¾ ¾ fraction three-quarters %BE p:before { content:"\00be"; } alert("\276");
¿ ¿ inverted question mark %BF p:before { content:"\00bf"; } alert("\277");
À À capital A, grave accent %C0 p:before { content:"\00c0"; } alert("\300");
Á Á capital A, acute accent %C1 p:before { content:"\00c1"; } alert("\301");
Â Â capital A, circumex accent %C2 p:before { content:"\00c2"; } alert("\302");
Ã Ã capital A, tilde %C3 p:before { content:"\00c3"; } alert("\303");
Ä Ä capital A, dieresis or umlaut mark %C4 p:before { content:"\00c4"; } alert("\304");
Å Å capital A, ring %C5 p:before { content:"\00c5"; } alert("\305");
Æ Æ capital AE diphthong (ligature) %C6 p:before { content:"\00c6"; } alert("\306");
Ç Ç capital C, cedilla %C7 p:before { content:"\00c7"; } alert("\307");
È È capital E, grave accent %C8 p:before { content:"\00c8"; } alert("\310");
É É capital E, acute accent %C9 p:before { content:"\00c9"; } alert("\311");
Ê Ê capital E, circumex accent %CA p:before { content:"\00ca"; } alert("\312");
Ë Ë capital E, dieresis or umlaut mark %CB p:before { content:"\00cb"; } alert("\313");
Ì Ì capital I, grave accent %CC p:before { content:"\00cc"; } alert("\314");
Í Í capital I, acute accent %CD p:before { content:"\00cd"; } alert("\315");
Î Î capital I, circumex accent %CE p:before { content:"\00ce"; } alert("\316");
Ï Ï capital I, dieresis or umlaut mark %CF p:before { content:"\00cf"; } alert("\317");
Ð Ð capital Eth, Icelandic %D0 p:before { content:"\00d0"; } alert("\320");
Ñ Ñ capital N, tilde %D1 p:before { content:"\00d1"; } alert("\321");
Ò Ò capital O, grave accent %D2 p:before { content:"\00d2"; } alert("\322");
Ó Ó capital O, acute accent %D3 p:before { content:"\00d3"; } alert("\323");
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Ô Ô capital O, circumex accent %D4 p:before { content:"\00d4"; } alert("\324");
Õ Õ capital O, tilde %D5 p:before { content:"\00d5"; } alert("\325");
Ö Ö capital O, dieresis or umlaut mark %D6 p:before { content:"\00d6"; } alert("\326");
× × multiply sign %D7 p:before { content:"\00d7"; } alert("\327");
Ø Ø capital O, slash %D8 p:before { content:"\00d8"; } alert("\330");
Ù Ù capital U, grave accent %D9 p:before { content:"\00d9"; } alert("\331");
Ú Ú capital U, acute accent %DA p:before { content:"\00da"; } alert("\332");
Û Û capital U, circumex accent %DB p:before { content:"\00db"; } alert("\333");
Ü Ü capital U, dieresis or umlaut mark %DC p:before { content:"\00dc"; } alert("\334");
Ý Ý capital Y, acute accent %DD p:before { content:"\00dd"; } alert("\335");
Þ Þ capital THORN, Icelandic %DE p:before { content:"\00de"; } alert("\336");
ß ß small sharp s, German (sz ligature) %DF p:before { content:"\00df"; } alert("\337");
à à small a, grave accent %E0 p:before { content:"\00e0"; } alert("\340");
á á small a, acute accent %E1 p:before { content:"\00e1"; } alert("\341");
â â small a, circumex accent %E2 p:before { content:"\00e2"; } alert("\342");
ã ã small a, tilde %E3 p:before { content:"\00e3"; } alert("\343");
ä ä small a, dieresis or umlaut mark %E4 p:before { content:"\00e4"; } alert("\344");
å å small a, ring %E5 p:before { content:"\00e5"; } alert("\345");
æ æ small ae diphthong (ligature) %E6 p:before { content:"\00e6"; } alert("\346");
ç ç small c, cedilla %E7 p:before { content:"\00e7"; } alert("\347");
è è small e, grave accent %E8 p:before { content:"\00e8"; } alert("\350");
é é small e, acute accent %E9 p:before { content:"\00e9"; } alert("\351");
ê ê small e, circumex accent %EA p:before { content:"\00ea"; } alert("\352");
ë ë small e, dieresis or umlaut mark %EB p:before { content:"\00eb"; } alert("\353");
ì ì small i, grave accent %EC p:before { content:"\00ec"; } alert("\354");
í í small i, acute accent %ED p:before { content:"\00ed"; } alert("\355");
î î small i, circumex accent %EE p:before { content:"\00ee"; } alert("\356");
ï ï small i, dieresis or umlaut mark %EF p:before { content:"\00ef"; } alert("\357");
ð ð small eth, Icelandic %F0 p:before { content:"\00f0"; } alert("\360");
ñ ñ small n, tilde %F1 p:before { content:"\00f1"; } alert("\361");
ò ò small o, grave accent %F2 p:before { content:"\00f2"; } alert("\362");
ó ó small o, acute accent %F3 p:before { content:"\00f3"; } alert("\363");
ô ô small o, circumex accent %F4 p:before { content:"\00f4"; } alert("\364");
õ õ small o, tilde %F5 p:before { content:"\00f5"; } alert("\365");
ö ö small o, dieresis or umlaut mark %F6 p:before { content:"\00f6"; } alert("\366");
÷ ÷ divide sign %F7 p:before { content:"\00f7"; } alert("\367");
ø ø small o, slash %F8 p:before { content:"\00f8"; } alert("\370");
ù ù small u, grave accent %F9 p:before { content:"\00f9"; } alert("\371");
ú ú small u, acute accent %FA p:before { content:"\00fa"; } alert("\372");
û û small u, circumex accent %FB p:before { content:"\00fb"; } alert("\373");
ü ü small u, dieresis or umlaut mark %FC p:before { content:"\00fc"; } alert("\374");
ý ý small y, acute accent %FD p:before { content:"\00fd"; } alert("\375");
þ þ small thorn, Icelandic %FE p:before { content:"\00fe"; } alert("\376");
ÿ ÿ small y, dieresis or umlaut mark %FF p:before { content:"\00ff"; } alert("\377");
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Latin Extended-A
&OElig; Œ latin capital ligature oe
u+0152
ISOlat2
p:before { content:"\0152";
}
alert("\u0152");
&oelig; œ
latin small ligature oe
(ligature is a misnomer, this is a separate character in some
languages)
u+0153
ISOlat2
}
alert("\u0153");
&Scaron; S Š latin capital letter s with caron
u+0160
ISOlat2
}
alert("\u0160");
&scaron; s š latin small letter s with caron
u+0161
ISOlat2
}
alert("\u0161");
&Yuml; Ÿ latin capital letter y with diaeresis
u+0178
ISOlat2
}
alert("\u0178");
Mathematical, Greek and Symbolic characters for HTML (& spacing modiers)
Latin Extended-B
&fnof; ƒ latin small f with hook, a.k.a. function, a.k.a. orin u+0192 ISOtech p:before { content:"\0192"; } alert("\u0192");
Spacing Modier Letters
&circ; modier letter circumex accent u+02C6 ISOpub p:before { content:"\02c6"; } alert("\u02c6");
&tilde; small tilde u+02DC ISOdia p:before { content:"\02dc"; } alert("\u02dc");
Greek
Α A Α greek capital letter alpha u+0391 p:before { content:"\0391"; } alert("\u0391");
Β B Β greek capital letter beta u+0392 p:before { content:"\0392"; } alert("\u0392");
Γ I Γ greek capital letter gamma u+0393 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\0393"; } alert("\u0395");
Δ A Δ greek capital letter delta u+0394 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\0394"; } alert("\u0394");
Ε I Ε greek capital letter epsilon u+0395 p:before { content:"\0395"; } alert("\u0395");
Ζ Z Ζ greek capital letter zeta u+0396 p:before { content:"\0396"; } alert("\u0396");
&Eta ; H Η greek capital letter eta u+0397 p:before { content:"\0397"; } alert("\u0397");
Θ G Θ greek capital letter theta u+0398 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\0398"; } alert("\u0398");
Ι Ι greek capital letter iota u+0399 p:before { content:"\0399"; } alert("\u0399");
Κ K Κ greek capital letter kappa u+039A p:before { content:"\039a"; } alert("\u039a");
Λ A Λ greek capital letter lambda u+039B ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\039b"; } alert("\u039b");
&Mu ; M Μ greek capital letter mu u+039C p:before { content:"\039c"; } alert("\u039c");
&Nu ; N Ν greek capital letter nu u+039D p:before { content:"\039d"; } alert("\u039D");
&Xi ; Ξ greek capital letter xi u+039E ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\039e"; } alert("\u039e");
Ο O Ο greek capital letter omicron u+039F p:before { content:"\039f"; } alert("\u039f");
&Pi ; H Π greek capital letter pi u+03A0 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03a0"; } alert("\u03a0");
&Rho ; P Ρ greek capital letter rho u+03A1 p:before { content:"\03a1"; } alert("\u03a1");
there is no Sigmaf, and no u+03A2 character either)
Σ l Σ greek capital letter sigma u+03A3 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03a3"; } alert("\u03A3");
&Tau ; T Τ greek capital letter tau u+03A4 p:before { content:"\03a4"; } alert("\u03A4");
Υ Υ greek capital letter upsilon u+03A5 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03a5"; } alert("\u03A5");
&Phi ; 4 Φ greek capital letter phi u+03A6 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03a6"; } alert("\u03A6");
&Chi ; X Χ greek capital letter chi u+03A7 p:before { content:"\03a7"; } alert("\u03A7");
&Psi ; + Ψ greek capital letter psi u+03A8 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03a8"; } alert("\u03A8");
Ω D Ω greek capital letter omega u+03A9 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03a9"; } alert("\u03A9");
α o α greek small letter alpha u+03B1 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03b1"; } alert("\u03b1");
β p β greek small letter beta u+03B2 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03b2"; } alert("\u03b2");
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γ γ greek small letter gamma u+03B3 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03b3"; } alert("\u03b3");
δ o δ greek small letter delta u+03B4 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03b4"; } alert("\u03b4");
ε r ε greek small letter epsilon u+03B5 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03b5"; } alert("\u03b5");
ζ , ζ greek small letter zeta u+03B6 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03b6"; } alert("\u03b6");
&eta ; j η greek small letter eta u+03B7 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03b7"; } alert("\u03b7");
θ 0 θ greek small letter theta u+03B8 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03b8"; } alert("\u03b8");
ι t ι greek small letter iota u+03B9 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03b9"; } alert("\u03b9");
κ κ greek small letter kappa u+03BA ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03ba"; } alert("\u03ba");
λ λ greek small letter lambda u+03BB ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03bb"; } alert("\u03bb");
&mu ; μ greek small letter mu u+03BC ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03bc"; } alert("\u03bc");
&nu ; v ν greek small letter nu u+03BD ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03bd"; } alert("\u03bd");
&xi ; ξ greek small letter xi u+03BE ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03be"; } alert("\u03be");
ο o ο greek small letter omicron u+03BF NEW p:before { content:"\03bf"; } alert("\u03bf");
&pi ; π greek small letter pi u+03C0 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03c0"; } alert("\u03c0");
&rho ; ρ greek small letter rho u+03C1 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03c1"; } alert("\u03c1");
&sigmaf; ; ς greek small letter nal sigma u+03C2 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03C2"; } alert("\u03c2");
σ o σ greek small letter sigma u+03C3 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03C3"; } alert("\u03c3");
&tau ; t τ greek small letter tau u+03C4 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03C4"; } alert("\u03c4");
υ u υ greek small letter upsilon u+03C5 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03C5"; } alert("\u03c5");
&phi ; φ greek small letter phi u+03C6 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03C6"; } alert("\03c6");
&chi ; χ greek small letter chi u+03C7 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03C7"; } alert("\u03c7");
&psi ; ψ greek small letter psi u+03C8 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03C8"; } alert("\u03c8");
ω u ω greek small letter omega u+03C9 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03C9"; } alert("\u03c9");
&thetasym; ϑ greek small letter theta symbol u+03D1 NEW p:before { content:"\03D1"; } alert("\u03D1");
&upsih; ϒ greek upsilon with hook symbol u+03D2 NEW p:before { content:"\03D2"; } alert("\u03D2");
&piv ; ϖ greek pi symbol u+03D6 ISOgrk3 p:before { content:"\03D6"; } alert("\u03D6");
General Punctuation
&ensp; en space u+2002 ISOpub p:before { content:"\2002";} alert("\u2002");
&emsp; em space u+2003 ISOpub p:before { content:"\2003";} alert("\u2003");
thin space u+2009 ISOpub p:before { content:"\2009";} alert("\u2009");
&zwnj; ‌ zero width non-joiner u+200C NEW RFC 2070 p:before { content:"\200C";} alert("\u200C");
&zwj; ‍ zero width joiner u+200D NEW RFC 2070 p:before { content:"\200D";} alert("\u200d");
&lrm; ‎ left-to-right mark u+200E NEW RFC 2070 p:before { content:"\200E";} alert("\u200e");
&rlm; ‏ right-to-left mark u+200F NEW RFC 2070 p:before { content:"\200F";} alert("\u200f");
– – en dash u+2013 ISOpub p:before { content:"\2013";} alert("\u2013");
— — em dash u+2014 ISOpub p:before { content:"\2014";} alert("\u2014");
‘ ‘ left single quotation mark u+2018 ISOnum p:before { content:"\2018";} alert("\u2018");
’ ’ right single quotation mark u+2019 ISOnum p:before { content:"\2019";} alert("\u2019");
&sbquo; ‚ single low-9 quotation mark u+201A NEW p:before { content:"\201A";} alert("\u201a");
“ “ left double quotation mark u+201C ISOnum p:before { content:"\201C";} alert("\u201c");
” ” right double quotation mark u+201D ISOnum p:before { content:"\201D";} alert("\u201d");
&bdquo; „ double low-9 quotation mark u+201E NEW p:before { content:"\201E";} alert("\u201e");
&dagger; † dagger u+2020 ISOpub p:before { content:"\2020";} alert("\u2020");
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&Dagger; ‡ double dagger u+2021 ISOpub p:before { content:"\2021";} alert("\u2021");
&permil; ‰ per mille sign u+2030 ISOtech p:before { content:"\2030";} alert("\u2030");
&lsaquo; ‹
single left-pointing angle quotation mark
(lsaquo is proposed but not yet ISO standardised)
u+2039 ISO proposed p:before { content:"\2039";} alert("\u2039");
&rsaquo; ›
single right-pointing angle quotation mark
rsaquo is proposed but not yet ISO standardised
u+203A ISO proposed p:before { content:"\203A";} alert("\u203a");
General Punctuation
• •
bullet, a.k.a. black small circle
bullet is NOT the same as bullet operator u+2219
u+2022 ISOpub alert("\u2219");
… … horizontal ellipsis, a.k.a. three dot leader u+2026 ISOpub alert("\u2026");
′
!
′ prime, a.k.a. minutes, a.k.a. feet u+2032 ISOtech alert("\u2032");
″
"
″ double prime, a.k.a. seconds, a.k.a. inches u+2033 ISOtech alert("\u2033");
&oline;
#
‾ overline, a.k.a. spacing overscore u+203E NEW alert("\u203e");
&frasl; ⁄ fraction slash u+2044 NEW alert("\u8260");
Letterlike Symbols
&weierp; ! ℘ script capital P, a.k.a. power set, a.k.a. Weierstrass p u+2118 ISOamso alert("\u2118");
&image; " ℑ blackletter capital I, a.k.a. imaginary part u+2111 ISOamso alert("\u2111");
&real; # ℜ blackletter capital R, a.k.a. real part symbol u+211C ISOamso alert("\u211c");
™ ™ trade mark sign u+2122 ISOnum alert("\u2122");
&alefsym; $ ℵ
alef symbol, a.k.a. rst transnite cardinal
alef symbol is NOT the same as hebrew letter alef u+05D0 although the same glyph
could be used to depict both characters
u+2135 NEW alert("\u");
Arrows
← ! ← leftwards arrow u+2190 ISOnum alert("\u2190");
↑ " ↑ upwards arrow u+2191 ISOnum alert("\u2191");
→ " → rightwards arrow u+2192 ISOnum alert("\u2192");
↓ # ↓ downwards arrow u+2193 ISOnum alert("\u2193");
↔ # ↔ left right arrow u+2194 ISOamsa alert("\u2194");
&crarr; % ↵ downwards arrow with corner leftwards, a.k.a. carriage return u+21B5 NEW alert("\u21b5");
⇐ & ⇐
leftwards double arrow
can be used for is implied by
u+21D0 ISOtech alert("\u21d0");
&uArr; ' ⇑ upwards double arrow u+21D1 ISOamsa alert("\u21d1");
⇒ ( ⇒ rightwards double arrow u+21D2 ISOtech alert("\u21d2");
&dArr; ) ⇓ downwards double arrow u+21D3 ISOamsa alert("\ud1d3");
⇔ * ⇔ left right double arrow u+21D4 ISOamsa alert("\u21d4");
Mathematical Operators
∀ + ∀ for all u+2200 ISOtech alert("\u2200");
∂ o ∂ partial differential u+2202 ISOtech alert("\u2202");
∃ , ∃ there exists u+2203 ISOtech alert("\u2203");
∅ - ∅ empty set, a.k.a. null set, a.k.a. diameter u+2205 ISOamso alert("\u2205");
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∇ . ∇ nabla, a.k.a. backward difference u+2207 ISOtech alert("\u2207");
∈ / ∈ element of u+2208 ISOtech alert("\u2208");
∉ 0 ∉ not an element of u+2209 ISOtech alert("\u2209");
&ni ; ∋ contains as member u+220B ISOtech alert("\u220b");
∏ ] ∏
n-ary product, a.k.a. product sign
prod is NOT the same character as u+03A0 greek capital letter pi though the same
glyph might be used for both
u+220F ISOamsb alert("\u03a0");
&sum ; _ ∑
n-ary sumation
sum is NOT the same character as u+03A3 greek capital letter sigma though the same
glyph might be used for both
u+2211 ISOamsb alert("\u03a3");
− − minus sign u+2212 ISOtech alert("\u2212");
&lowast; 1 ∗ asterisk operator u+2217 ISOtech alert("\u2217");
√ v √ square root, a.k.a. radical sign u+221A ISOtech alert("\u221a");
&prop; 2 ∝ proportional to u+221D ISOtech alert("\u221d");
&inn; ∞ innity u+221E ISOtech alert("\u221e");
&ang ; 3 ∠ angle u+2220 ISOamso alert("\u2220");
&and ; 4 ⊥ logical and, a.k.a. wedge u+2227 ISOtech alert("\u2227");
&or ; ⊦ logical or, a.k.a. vee u+2228 ISOtech alert("\u2228");
&cap ; $ ∩ intersection, a.k.a. cap u+2229 ISOtech alert("\u2229");
&cup ; 5 ∪ union, a.k.a. cup u+222A ISOtech alert("\u222a");
&int ; | ∫ integral u+222B ISOtech alert("\u222b");
&there4; 6 ∴ therefore u+2234 ISOtech alert("\u2234");
&sim ; 7 ∼
tilde operator, a.k.a. varies with,
similar to tilde operator, but is NOT the same character as the tilde u+007E,
although the same glyph might be used to represent both
u+223C ISOtech alert("\u223c");
&cong; 8 ≅ approximately equal to u+2245 ISOtech alert("\u2245");
≈ = ≈ almost equal to, a.k.a. asymptotic to u+2248 ISOamsr alert("\u2248");
&ne ; = ≠ not equal to u+2260 ISOtech alert("\u2260");
&equiv; % ≡ identical to u+2261 ISOtech alert("\u2261");
&le ; s ≤ less-than or equal to u+2264 ISOtech alert("\u2264");
&ge ; ≥ greater-than or equal to u+2265 ISOtech alert("\u2265");
&sub ; 9 ⊂ subset of u+2282 ISOtech alert("\u2282");
&sup ; : ⊃
superset of
note that nsup, not a superset of u+2283! is not covered by the Symbol font
encoding and is not included.
u+2283 ISOtech alert("\u2283");
&nsub; ; ⊄ not a subset of u+2284 ISOamsn alert("\u2284");
&sube; < ⊆ subset of or equal to u+2286 ISOtech alert("\u2286");
&supe; = ⊇ superset of or equal to u+2287 ISOtech alert("\u2287");
&oplus; > ⊕ circled plus, a.k.a. direct sum u+2295 ISOamsb alert("\u2295");
&otimes; ? ⊗ circled times, a.k.a. vector product u+2297 ISOamsb alert("\u2297");
&perp; 4 ⊥ up tack, a.k.a. orthogonal to, a.k.a. perpendicular u+22A5 ISOtech alert("\u22a5");
⋅ @ ⋅
dot operator
dot operator is NOT the same character as u+00B7 middle dot
u+22C5 ISOamsb alert("\u22c5");
Miscellaneous Technical
&lceil; ⌈ left ceiling, a.k.a. apl upstile u+2308, ISOamsc alert("\u2308");
&rceil; ⌉ right ceiling u+2309, ISOamsc alert("\u2309");
&loor; ⌊ left oor, a.k.a. apl downstile u+230A, ISOamsc alert("\u230a");
&roor; ⌋ right oor u+230B, ISOamsc alert("\u230b");
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&lang;

〈
left-pointing angle bracket, a.k.a. bra
lang is NOT the same character as u+003C less than
or u+2039 single left-pointing angle quotation mark
u+2329 ISOtech alert("\u2329");
&rang;

〉
right-pointing angle bracket, a.k.a. ket
rang is NOT the same character as u+003E greater than
or u+203A single right-pointing angle quotation mark
u+232A ISOtech alert("\u232a");
Geometric Shapes
&loz ; ^ ◊ lozenge u+25CA ISOpub alert("\u25ca");
Miscellaneous Symbols
&spades; $ ♠ black spade suit u+2660 ISOpub alert("\u2660");
&clubs; % ♣ black club suit, a.k.a. shamrock u+2663 ISOpub alert("\u2663");
&hearts; ! ♥ black heart suit, a.k.a. valentine u+2665 ISOpub alert("\u2665");
&diams; & ♦ black diamond suit u+2666 ISOpub alert("\u2666");
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Estelle Says: June 18th, 2008 at 11:51 am
To add a little about implementation, here is a real world example.
We wanted to include a right single quote in a javascript alert. The javascript code was produced in java on the backend. So, in teh java we wrote \\u2019" which
ended up in our javascript code as \u2019". When popped up in a div, it rendered correctly as a right single quote.
java: we\\u2019re
javascript: we\u2019re
innerHTML: were

Mark Urquhart-Webb Says: November 12th, 2009 at 5:44 pm
Can;t believe I found the answer to my esoteric question (how to put an ampersand code type character in a before: content: text string).
Ive bookmarked you, Thanks!
Mark

Gino Pilotino Says: December 3rd, 2009 at 8:24 am
I need $ and ^

Estelle Weyl Says: December 3rd, 2009 at 7:39 pm
Hi Gino -
the dollar sign is $
the carat is ^

Estelle Weyl Says: December 3rd, 2009 at 7:43 pm
Lets try that again:
& #36; is the dollar sign (remove the space)
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& #94; is the carat (remove the space)
for js or css, you can use the calculator at http://www.evotech.net/blog/2007/08/css-javascript-character-entities/
\005E or \u005E = HTML entity ^
and
\0024 or \u0024 = HTML entity $

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There are tons of those, but none with these.

Tirumal Says: August 14th, 2010 at 12:16 am
Thank a lot, I need this for adding a space with css content. Here is my code
#leftBar ul.menu li ul li#current a:after{
content:0a00a0! url(../images/arrow.png);
}

Tim Snadden Says: January 15th, 2011 at 7:37 pm
Maybe Im missing something, but if you serve your page as UTF-8 you can just use these characters directly in both CSS and javascript strings. Whats the
advantage?

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