HTML Special Characters

Question

Ok, so I want the characters to be at the bottom of my html page. It seems easy, except that I can not find the HTML encoding for them.

Note. I would like to do this without having dimensional elements, plain text would be exact ^ _ ^.

Greetings.

Answer 1

You can see that they have the unicode number of the selected character at the bottom of the image ("U + 266A: Eighth Note").

Simply use the last portion in a unicode character entity: ♪- ♪

If your page is already UTF-8, you can simply insert it.

Answer 2

█ - !

Answer 3

UTF-8 .

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

My suggestion is to use a hexadecimal link. (it's easy not to worry :))

for example, the first character you highlighted in red gets ascii 175, which is AF in hexadecimal.

So you can encode it with% AF, etc.

Is that a clear helper? Let me know if you need further explanation or help on this :)

Edit: my post is for url encoding.