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Named entities are readable when available, while numeric HTML codes are more complete across the Unicode range.
Searchable Symbols
Practical Notes
Named entities are readable when available, while numeric HTML codes are more complete across the Unicode range.
CSS escapes are useful for pseudo-elements, generated labels, and icon-style decorative marks.
Direct Unicode characters are easiest to read, but verify that the destination font supports the glyph.
Symbol Library
| Symbol | Unicode | Hex Code | HTML Code | HTML Entity | CSS Entity | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Punctuations
|
U+2051
|
⁑
|
⁑
|
None |
\2051
|
Two Asterisks Aligned Vertically |
|
Punctuations
|
U+2025
|
‥
|
‥
|
‥
|
\2025
|
Two Dot Leader |
|
Punctuations
|
U+205A
|
⁚
|
⁚
|
None |
\205A
|
Two Dot Punctuation |
|
Punctuations
|
U+00A8
|
¨
|
¨
|
¨
|
\00A8
|
Umlaut |
|
Punctuations
|
U+005F
|
_
|
_
|
_
|
\005F
|
Underscore |
|
Punctuations
|
U+203F
|
‿
|
‿
|
None |
\203F
|
Undertie |
|
Punctuations
|
U+007C
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
\007C
|
Vertical Bar |
|
Punctuations
|
U+205E
|
⁞
|
⁞
|
None |
\205E
|
Vertical Four Dots |