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There are numerous mathematical symbols, technical symbols, and currency characters not readily available on a standard keyboard that we use. To add these symbols to an HTML page, we can use HTML entity names. Refer to the article below by Mytour for detailed insights into symbols in HTML.
Symbols in HTML
Article Contents:
1. Symbolic Entities in HTML
2. Mathematical Symbols Supported by HTML
3. Greek Letters Supported by HTML
4. Other Entities Supported by HTML
1. Symbolic Entities in HTML
As mentioned earlier, to add symbols not found on the keyboard, we can use HTML entity names.
If the entity name doesn't exist, we can use numeric entities, decimal references, or hexadecimal references.
Example: below is an example of symbolic entities in HTML:
The returned result appears as follows:
2. Mathematical Symbols Supported by HTML
Below is a table listing the mathematical symbols supported by HTML:
3. Greek Letters Supported by HTML
Below is a table listing the Greek letters supported by HTML:
4. Other Entities Supported by HTML
Below is a table listing all other entities that HTML supports:
In the above article, Mytour just introduced you to symbols in HTML. Additionally, if you have any questions or need clarification, readers can leave their comments below the article. In the next article, Mytour will further introduce you to Character Set in HTML to enhance your HTML learning.
