HTML Symbols

Introduction

Symbols or characters that are not readily available on a standard keyboard can be incorporated into HTML using entities. These entities can be represented either by their entity name or entity number, which is a decimal or hexadecimal reference.

Mathematical Symbols in HTML

HTML supports various mathematical symbols, allowing you to include them in your content:

• ∀ (For all): ∀ or ∀
• ∂ (Partial differential): ∂ or ∂
• ∃ (There exists): ∃ or ∃
• ∅ (Empty set): ∅ or ∅
• ∇ (Nabla): ∇ or ∇
• ∈ (Element of): ∈ or ∈
• ∉ (Not an element of): ∉ or ∉
• ∋ (Contains as member): ∋ or ∋
• ∏ (N-ary product): ∏ or ∏
• ∑ (N-ary summation): ∑ or ∑

Full Math Symbols Reference

Greek Letters

Incorporate Greek letters into your HTML content using the following entities:

• Α (Greek Alpha): Α or Α
• Β (Greek Beta): Β or Β
• Γ (Greek Gamma): Γ or Γ
• Δ (Greek Delta): Δ or Δ
• Ε (Greek Epsilon): Ε or Ε
• Ζ (Greek Zeta): Ζ or Ζ

Full Greek Reference

Miscellaneous Symbols in HTML

Add various symbols and special characters to your HTML content:

• © (Copyright): © or ©
• ® (Registered): ® or ®
• € (Euro sign): € or €
• ™ (Trademark): ™ or ™
• ← (Left Arrow): ← or ←
• ↑ (Up Arrow): ↑ or ↑
• → (Right Arrow): → or →
• ↓ (Down Arrow): ↓ or ↓
• ♠ (Spade): ♠ or ♠
• ♣ (Club): ♣ or ♣
• ♥ (Heart): ♥ or ♥
• ♦ (Diamond): ♦ or ♦

Full Symbol Reference

Conclusion

Enhance your HTML content with a diverse range of symbol using entities. Whether it’s mathematical notations, Greek letters, or special characters, HTML provides a convenient way to include them in your web pages.

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