Simple Question, what is the html code for ® ?

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    Simple Question, what is the html code for ®
    That is if for now.
    I tried googling and binging it but I got nothing.
    It must be some sort of way to code this in html like ·
     
    Complete, Apr 6, 2013 IP
  2. wiicker95

    wiicker95 Well-Known Member

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    It's ®
    Hope it helps
     
    wiicker95, Apr 6, 2013 IP
  3. sotirooov

    sotirooov Greenhorn

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    Hello,

    This ® in number format or ® and here is a site with a lot of html symbols http://ascii.cl/htmlcodes.htm
    Regards.
     
    sotirooov, Apr 7, 2013 IP
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    chilli.star Peon

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    The idea behind html code is to put &# before the decimal equivalent of the ascii code , for example ascii code for @ is 64 so its html code is &#64 , here is a complete ascii table chart www.asciitablechart.com
     
    chilli.star, Jul 19, 2013 IP
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    deathshadow Acclaimed Member

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    I prefer this page as a reference:
    http://htmlhelp.com/reference/html40/entities/

    As it breaks them into the three main categories, and lists them by named entity, as well as ascii/unicode in both decimal and hex. The hex part being handy when you want to use them in generated content in your CSS.

    asciitablechart is incomplete/useless since nothing over 128 applies to iso-8859-1 or UTF-8, and ascii.cl is incomplete. Generally speaking only the bottom 7 bits of ASCII (characters 0..127 decimal) are present in any of the character encodings you'd use on a website. What you need is the UTF-8 list -- though when possible I suggest sticking to the named entities, since they'll auto-translate to whatever character encoding you happen to be serving as.
     
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