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ISO8859-1 Table

In addition to regular alpha numeric characters, special characters can be added to an HTML document using the ISO8859-1 table shown in Table C.1. It is easy to add special characters to an HTML document. For example, if you’d like the copyright symbol (©) to appear somewhere in an HTML document, just insert © or © where you’d like the © symbol to appear. Note that the semicolon is necessary. An example of how special characters can be used in a Web page is given next. The Web page shown in Figure C.1 was created using the following HTML code:
<HTML>
<HEAD><TITLE>HTML Special character demonstration</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY TEXT="#000000" LINK="#FF0000" VLINK="#808080" ALINK="#FF0080">
<H1>
Web pages can be 
&#205; <!-- Í -->
&ntilde; <!-- ñ -->
t <!-- t -->
&euml; <!-- ë -->
r <!-- r -->
n <!-- n -->
&acirc; <!-- â -->
t <!-- t -->
&iuml; <!-- ï -->
&ocirc; <!-- ô -->
&ntilde; <!-- ñ -->
&agrave; <!-- à -->
l <!-- l -->
&iacute; <!-- í -->
z <!-- z -->
&euml; <!-- ë -->
&ETH; <!-- Ð -->
<BR>
using special HTML character sequences!
</H1>
</BODY>
</HTML>

Web pages can be trntlzÍñtërnâtïôñàlízëÐ using special HTML character sequences.


URL

Visit the following URL for more information about adding special characters to a web page.
http://www.uni-passau.de/%7Eramsch/iso8859-1.html

It is recommended that you use numeric codes from Table C.1. Character codes are not always equally interpreted by some browsers.

Table C.1. The ISO8859-1 table of special characters.
DescriptionCharacterNumeric CodeCharacter Code
Quotation mark " &#34; &quot;
Ampersand & &#38; &amp;
Less-than sign < &#60; &lt;
Greater-than sign > &#62; &gt;
Non-breaking space
&#160; &nbsp;
Inverted exclamation ¡ &#161; &iexcl;
Cent sign ¢ &#162; &cent;
Pound sterling £ &#163; &pound;
General currency sign ¤ &#164; &curren;
Yen sign ¥ &#165; &yen;
Broken vertical bar ¦ &#166; &brvbar;
Section sign § &#167; &sect;
Dieresis ¨ &#168; &uml;
Copyright © &#169; &copy;
Feminine ordinal ª &#170; &ordf;
Left angle quote « &#171; &laquo;
Not sign ¬ &#172; &not;
Soft hyphen ­ &#173; &shy;
Registered trademark ® &#174; &reg;
Macron accent ¯ &#175; &macr;
Degree sign ° &#176; &deg;
Plus or minus ± &#177; &plusmn;
Superscript two ² &#178; &sup2;
Superscript three ³ &#179; &sup3;
Acute accent ´ &#180; &acute;
Micro sign µ &#181; &micro;
Paragraph sign &#182; &para;
Middle dot · &#183; &middot;
Cedilla ¸ &#184; &cedil;
Superscript one ¹ &#185; &sup1;
Masculine ordinal º &#186; &ordm;
Right angle quote » &#187; &raquo;
Fraction one-fourth ¼ &#188; &frac14;
Fraction one-half ½ &#189; &frac12;
Fraction three-fourths ¾ &#190; &frac34;
Inverted question mark ¿ &#191; &iquest;
Capital A, grave accent À &#192; &Agrave;
Capital A, acute accent Á &#193; &Aacute;
Capital A, circumflex accent  &#194; &Acirc;
Capital A, tilde à &#195; &Atilde;
Capital A, dieresis Ä &#196; &Auml;
Capital A, ring Å &#197; &Aring;
Capital AE ligature Æ &#198; &AElig;
Capital C, cedilla Ç &#199; &Ccedil;
Capital E, grave accent È &#200; &Egrave;
Capital E, acute accent É &#201; &Eacute;
Capital E, circumflex accent Ê &#202; &Ecirc;
Capital E, dieresis Ë &#203; &Euml;
Capital I, grave accent Ì &#204; &Igrave;
Capital I, acute accent Í &#205; &Iacute;
Capital I, circumflex accent Î &#206; &Icirc;
Capital I, dieresis Ï &#207; &Iuml;
Capital Eth, Icelandic Ð &#208; &ETH;
Capital N, tilde Ñ &#209; &Ntilde;
Capital O, grave accent Ò &#210; &Ograve;
Capital O, acute accent Ó &#211; &Oacute;
Capital O, circumflex accent Ô &#212; &Ocirc;
Capital O, tilde Õ &#213; &Otilde;
Capital O, dieresis Ö &#214; &Ouml;
Multiply sign × &#215; &times;
Capital O, slash Ø &#216; &Oslash;
Capital U, grave accent Ù &#217; &Ugrave;
Capital U, acute accent Ú &#218; &Uacute;
Capital U, circumflex accent Û &#219; &Ucirc;
Capital U, dieresis Ü &#220; &Uuml;
Capital Y, acute accent Ý &#221; &Yacute;
Capital THORN, Icelandic Þ &#222; &THORN;
Small sharp s ß &#223; &szlig;
Small a, grave accent à &#224; &agrave;
Small a, acute accent á &#225; &aacute;
Small a, circumflex accent â &#226; &acirc;
Small a, tilde ã &#227; &atilde;
Small a, dieresis ä &#228; &auml;
Small a, ring å &#229; &aring;
Small ae diphthong (ligature) æ &#230; &aelig;
Small c, cedilla ç &#231; &ccedil;
Small e, grave accent è &#232; &egrave;
Small e, acute accent é &#233; &eacute;
Small e, circumflex accent ê &#234; &ecirc;
Small e, dieresis ë &#235; &euml;
Small i, grave accent ì &#236; &igrave;
Small i, acute accent í &#237; &iacute;
Small i, circumflex accent î &#238; &icirc;
Small i, dieresis ï &#239; &iuml;
Small eth, Icelandic ð &#240; &eth;
Small n, tilde ñ &#241; &ntilde;
Small o, grave accent ò &#242; &ograve;
Small o, acute accent ó &#243; &oacute;
Small o, circumflex accent ô &#244; &ocirc;
Small o, tilde õ &#245; &otilde;
Small o, dieresis ö &#246; &ouml;
Division sign ÷ &#247; &divide;
Small o, slash ø &#248; &oslash;
Small u, grave accent ù &#249; &ugrave;
Small u, acute accent ú &#250; &uacute;
Small u, circumflex accent û &#251; &ucirc;
Small u, dieresis ü &#252; &uuml;
Small y, acute accent ý &#253; &yacute;
Small thorn, Icelandic þ &#254; &thorn;
Small y, dieresis ÿ &#255; &yuml;
 

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