I wanna insert unicode U+2665 in heading of HTML. Thus, I did:
<h2 id="listas">U+2665 listas</h2>
Unfortunately, this generates the following output when rendered by the browser:
I tried using "and percent" with &U+2665. But it did not work out either.
What should I do to fix this?
Thanks.
It would be something like that:
<h2 id="listas">♥ listas</h2>
You can check the HTML entity in pages like this one
https://www.compart.com/en/unicode/U+2665
Preview:
https://jsfiddle.net/0mne9kL1/
<h2>♥</h2>
You can enter any Unicode character using it's hex scalar value in a character entity reference
<h2 id="listas">♥</h2>
That will display as ♥
The other answers were similar, but require converting the Unicode scalar value to decimal. But you can enter it directly in hex.
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I want to show the actual code for the html entity on the screen rather than the interpreted character it represents. Like on this page: https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_symbols.asp or another page that describes the html codes.
I want to show & # 3 8 ; (but without spaces between characters) in the webpage rather than the '&'.
Simply escape the ampersand.
&
will display as, literally & when rendered in HTML.
Try following
I will display €
I will display €
I will display €
This may help
.icon-a:before { content: '\e803'; }
.icon-b:before { content: '\e96f'; }
Okay I know content can be used to render URL or quotes but what is happening in the above code?
I came across this code and it is confusing, I tried googling I can't find any.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Quoting papiro as suggested here
Put simply, they're Unicode references. The "\e601", for example, is the hex code 0xe601. If you go here: http://unicodelookup.com/#0xe601/1 you'll see that the entry for that character is totally blank. It's in a part of the Unicode character set reserved for "private" use. Meaning icon libraries and the like can place whatever they want in those spots and not have to worry about overriding common characters like those of any of the alphabets of the world or a Chinese character, for instance.
In your case \e803 reffers to unicode character this
Hope this helps
It depends on font you are corrently using in parent element. This code is Unicode character code, which can display �. After \ code of character is entered.
How to design a patter to accept following characters and numbers with alpin html5 /!##%?&*()-+= . Thanks in advance.. jsfiddle.net/5dtk5/
You basically need to specify the regular expression.
Try something like ^[a-zA-Z0-9!##\$%\^\&*\)\(+=._-]+$
I'm loading data with an RSS feed into a Flex application.
Some of the data has html special characters. It can't read é,è,à,ç and other similar letters that are used in French for example. It gives a strange code instead of the letters with accents.
Now I use for reading HTML texts in Flex, but how can I remove these special characters?
Thanks!
Guillaume
use "restrict" property of the component so that it takes some specific type of string. Something like mentioned below
myTextBox.restrict = "A-Z a-z 0-9",
You can use RegExp for removing those French letters.
I wanted to put a bar over my variable such as not(x) and also some set symbols in my web page? How do I incorporate that in my html page.
For the set symbols, you ought to use unicode HTML entities.
For the line over a variable (p), I'd rather use an alternate symbol for not, such as:
¬p (¬p)
You may also, as a commenter pointed out, use the combining diacritical unicode HTML entity like so:
p̅ (p̅)
Lastly, you may use one of the CSS methods provided.
<div style="text-decoration: overline">X</div>