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HTML character entities (Character Entities)
Some characters in HTML has a special meaning, for example, less than <HTML Tag said the beginning of this, is not less than shown in the end of the day we see the Web pages. That if we want to display a Web page in less than, the how do?
This character say to HTML entities (HTML Character Entities) has.
A character entities (Character Entity) divided into three parts: the first part is a symbol & English called ampersand; second part of entities (Entity) the name or # entities (Entity) code; The third part is a semicolon.
For example, to show that less than, we can write <or <.
By entities (Entity) is the name of the benefits of a better understanding, one can lt, the guess is probably less than the meaning, but its disadvantage is that not all browsers support for the latest Entity name. And entities (Entity) code, can handle various browser.
NOTE: Entity is case-sensitive.
How to display spaces
Under normal circumstances, HTML will be automatically cut off the excess space. Whether you increase the number of spaces, have been seen as a space. For example, you added a word between 10 spaces, HTML will be amputated nine spaces, retaining only one. In order to increase the space in the Web page, you can use that space.
The most commonly used characters entities (Character Entities)
| Showing results | Note | Entity Name | Entity Number |
| Showing a space | |||
| < | < | < | < |
| > | Than | > | > |
| & | & Symbol | & | & |
| " | Double quotes | " | " |
Other commonly used characters entities (Character Entities)
| Showing results | Note | Entity Name | Entity Number |
| © | Copyright | © | © |
| ® | Registered trademarks | ® | ® |
| ¡Á | X, | ¡Á | ¡Á |
| ¡Â | In addition, | ¡Â | ¡Â |
More characters entities (Character Entities)
More characters entities (Character Entities) Please refer to ISO Latin-1 character set.