Oh, unicode. OH unicode!
So, with unicode, you can make some fun characters!
Could we pretend that ✈s in the ☽ ☁ are like ==✶s?
Could we pretend that ✈s in the ☽ ☁ are like ==✶s?
But, here are some html codes you can use without remembering numbers!
Additional Punctuation Codes
| SYMBOL |
NAME |
CODE |
| † |
dagger (cross) |
† (8224) |
| ‡ |
double dagger |
‡ (8225) |
| ◊ |
open diamond, lozenge |
◊ (9674) |
| ↑ |
up arrow |
↑ (8593) |
| ↓ |
down arrow |
↓ (8595) |
| ← |
left arrow |
← (8592) |
| → |
right arrow |
→ (8594) |
| ↔ |
double headed arrow |
↔ (8596) |
Codes for Punctuation Symbols
| SYMBOL |
NAME |
CODE |
| (blank space) |
Inserts a non-breaking blank space (en space) |
(32) |
| & |
Ampersand |
& (38) |
| “ |
Opening Double Quotes |
“ (147 or 8220) |
| ” |
Closing Double Quotes |
” (148 or 8221) |
| ‘ |
Opening Single Quote Mark |
‘ (145 or 8216) |
| ’ |
Closing Single Quote Mark |
’ (146 or 8217) |
| ® |
Registered symbol |
® (174) |
| © |
Copyright symbol |
© (169) |
| ™ |
Trademark symbol |
™ (153 or 8482) |
| ¶ |
Paragraph symbol |
¶ (182) |
| • |
Big (Bullet) List Dot |
• (149 or 8226) |
| · |
Medium (Middle) List Dot |
· (183) |
| § |
Section Symbol |
§ (167) |
| – |
en-dash |
– (150 or 8211) |
| — |
em-dash |
— (151 or 8212) |
