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Basic Special Characters
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& |
for displaying
'&' character |
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< |
for displaying
'<' character |
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> |
for displaying
'>' character |
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" |
for displaying
" character |
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Basic special characters accommodate means of
displaying some of HTML reserved characters
without invoking HTML instructions. Especially
useful when displaying HTML codes in the webpage
format.
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No Break Blank Space
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HTML Standard does not supports multiple white spaces
(i.e., more than two blank spaces) and any multiple
white spaces will be treated as a single space.
Time to time, it is necessary to have more than one
white space. In such case, you can use
special character.
As a rule of thumb, if you have to use more than three
characters, consider using
<TABLE> tag with a WIDTH=px element.
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Need white space! |
<H1>Need white space!</H1>
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Need white space! |
<H1>Need white
space!</H1>
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ISO 8859 Latin-1 Special Characters
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&[#number|alias];
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For displaying extended ASCII table characters and
international characters, you can use ISO-8859
Latin-1 character set (ISO=International Standard
Organization) which is a HTML 4.0 standard.
All ISO-8859 Latin-1 character set symbols
are supported by popular browsers.
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ISO-8859 Latin Listed by Number
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ISO-8859 Latin List by Alias
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