Ampersand HTML Special Characters

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The following codes when placed between an ampersand (&) then hash/pound sign (#) and a semi colon will give the corresponding symbol on screen. For example see blue highlighted code 062 below. In your HTML page place ampersand, hash/pound, 062 then semi colon like this > On screen you will get a html close bracket thus >.

These characters are also useful when you wish to display html elements on the screen. For example, if I were making a page to teach html to beginners. For the first lesson I would use the following;

<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE> </TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> </BODY> </HTML>
This results in a screen output as follows;
<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE> </TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> </BODY> </HTML>

001= 002= 003= 004= 005=
006= 007= 008= 009= 010=
011= 012= 013= 014= 015=
016= 017= 018= 019= 020=
021= 022= 023= 024= 025=
026= 027= 028= 029= 030=
031= 032= 033= ! 034= " 035= #
036= $ 037= % 038= & 039= ' 040= (
041= ) 042= * 043= + 044= , 045= -
046= . 047= / 048= 0 049= 1 050= 2
051= 3 052= 4 053= 5 054= 6 055= 7
056= 8 057= 9 058= : 059= ; 060= <
061= = 062= > 063= ? 064= @ 065= A
066= B 067= C 068= D 069= E 070= F
071= G 072= H 073= I 074= J 075= K
076= L 077= M 078= N 079= O 080= P
081= Q 082= R 083= S 084= T 085= U
086= V 087= W 088= X 089= Y 090= Z
091= [ 092= \ 093= ] 094= ^ 095= _
096= ` 097= a 098= b 099= c 100= d
101= e 102= f 103= g 104= h 105= i
106= j 107= k 108= l 109= m 110= n
111= o 112= p 113= q 114= r 115= s
116= t 117= u 118= v 119= w 120= x
121= y 122= z 123= { 124= | 125= }
126= ~ 127= 128= € 129= 130= ‚
131= ƒ 132= „ 133= … 134= † 135= ‡
136= ˆ 137= ‰ 138= Š 139= ‹ 140= Œ
141= 142= Ž 143= 144= 145= ‘
146= ’ 147= “ 148= ” 149= • 150= –
151= — 152= ˜ 153= ™ 154= š 155= ›
156= 157= 158= ž 159= Ÿ 160=
161= ¡ 162= ¢ 163= £ 164= ¤ 165= ¥
166= ¦ 167= § 168= ¨ 169= © 170= ª
171= « 172= ¬ 173= 174= ® 175= ¯
176= ° 177= ± 178= ² 179= ³ 180= ´
181= µ 182= ¶ 183= · 184= ¸ 185= ¹
186= º 187= » 188= ¼ 189= ½ 190= ¾
191= ¿ 192= À 193= Á 194= Â 195= Ã
196= Ä 197= Å 198= Æ 199= Ç 200= È
201= É 202= Ê 203= Ë 204= Ì 205= Í
206= Î 207= Ï 208= Ð 209= Ñ 210= Ò
211= Ó 212= Ô 213= Õ 214= Ö 215= ×
216= Ø 217= Ù 218= Ú 219= Û 220= Ü
221= Ý 222= Þ 223= ß 224= à 225= á
226= â 227= ã 228= ä 229= å 230= æ
231= ç 232= è 233= é 234= ê 235= ë
236= ì 237= í 238= î 239= ï 240= ð
241= ñ 242= ò 243= ó 244= ô 245= õ
246= ö 247= ÷ 248= ø 249= ù 250= ú
251= û 252= ü 253= ý 254= þ 255= ÿ
256= Ā 257= ā 258= Ă 259= ă 260= Ą
261= ą 262= Ć 263= ć 264= Ĉ 265= ĉ
266= Ċ 267= ċ 268= Č 269= č 270= Ď

271= ď 272= Đ 273= đ 274= Ē 275= ē
276= Ĕ 277= ĕ 278= Ė 279= ė 280= Ę

281= ę 282= Ě 283= ě 284= Ĝ 285= ĝ
286= Ğ 287= ğ 288= Ġ 289= ġ 290= Ģ

291= ģ 292= Ĥ 293= ĥ 294= Ħ 295= ħ
296= Ĩ 297= ĩ 298= Ī 299= ī 300= Ĭ

Special word code characters. As above except omit the pound/hash sign #. For example see blue highlighted code trade below. In your HTML page place ampersand, trade then semi colon like this ™ On screen you will get a little trademark, tm thus ™. Many of the word codes give a duplicate output of number codes, but they are perhaps easier remembered.

lsquo= ‘ rsquo= ’ sbquo= ‚ ldquo= “ rdquo= ”
bdquo= „ trade= ™ dagger= † Dagger= ‡ oline= ‾
spades= ♠ clubs= ♣ hearts= ♥ diams= ♦ permil= ‰
lsaquo= ‹ rsaquo= › larr= ← uarr= ↑ rarr= →
darr= ↓ nbsp= amp= & pound= £ copy= ©

Paul Munro September 2000