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What is the html code for ® ?
I tried googling and binging it but I got nothing.
I think © is for the copyright symbol which is similar.
http://webdesign.about.com/library/bl_htmlcodes.htm
has some foreign language codes for special characters.
So far I have not found how I can represent ® and if I put it in this forum in an html file it comes up as garbage in IE (locally at least).
Hi,
It is either ® or ®
See this page: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_entities.asp
(I know, w3schools)
Start a blog, they said. People will read it, they said.
Hehe, just for good measure, you can also write it as
®
or
®
or
®
Oh wow, I wrote it as & # 174; but the board actually converted it.
How did you do that, Ralph?
Start a blog, they said. People will read it, they said.
Magic.Originally Posted by Pullo
No, actually, I just wrote out the code and then wrapped half of it with the color black. That fools the system and it doesn't see it as a value to be converted any more. (Hehe, computers are so easy to fool sometimes ... silly things!)
I pressed "Reply with quote" and saw that you'd done that, but thought "nah! that can't be it"
I'll bear that trick in mind. Thanks.
Start a blog, they said. People will read it, they said.
Yes, this issue used to frustrate me a lot, so it's a handy trick to remember.
Or if you are using UTF-8 just have the character as is no codes.
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