Full list of all supported math symbols in HTML.

The more standards-compliant browsers, such as Firefox, do not support non-Unicode fonts such as Symbol, and correctly display the normal Unicode characters instead. For example, they display D instead of Δ for decimal code point 68.

When form variables are transmitted to the server via the GET method, anycharacter other than a letter, digit, or any of the characters $-_.+!*'() willbe encoded. The character will be encoded into a % followed by thetwo-character (upper case) hexadecimal representation of the ASCII character.CW automatically decodes these representations.For reference

HTML Codes - Table of ascii characters and symbols

All regular expression implementations that claim BRE (or higher) compatibility provide the last results of each separate match enclosed in parenthesis (officially called a subexpression but frequently called a submatch or group) in variables that may subsequently (after the regular expression has been executed) be used or substituted in an expression by using a backreference. There may be one or more such groupings in any regular expression. These variables are usually numbered $1 to $9. Where $1 will contain the first submatch, $2 will contain the second submatch and so on. The $x value typically persists until another regular expression is encountered. Examples:

Fortunately, the greatly extended range of supported in HTML 4.01 together with the increased number of characters in Microsoft’s TrueType fonts and Apple’s provide an easier and more reliable way to display most of the characters for which the Symbol font was formerly required. Even more characters are becoming displayable as support in browsers and fonts becomes more widespread. The fourth and fifth columns in the following tables show how to use Unicode characters that are equivalent to almost all of the characters in Symbol font.

HTML Code for Common Symbols - Lifewire

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For Windows, the Internet Explorer, Edge, Google Chrome and Opera browsers allow the non-Unicode Symbol font to be specified in HTML or CSS, to enable the basic Greek alphabet and many other special characters to be displayed.

HTML Codes for Punctuation and Other Characters

Monotype Typography produce their non-Unicode Symbol font in a Windows OpenType^® version which is supplied with Windows Vista, a Windows TrueType^® version which was supplied with Windows 3.1x, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows 2000 and Windows XP, a Macintosh TrueType version which was supplied with Mac OS 9, and PostScript^® versions for Windows, Macintosh and UNIX. Even though the Mac OS 9 and Windows versions of Symbol font have identical character sets, a Web page that specifies Symbol font and displays correctly on Windows cannot be relied on when viewed with Internet Explorer under Mac OS 9 – the Greek letters display as intended, but many of the other characters do not. With Mac OS X 10.1, Apple supply a system font called Symbol that has the characters at their Unicode code points.

HTML Code for a Special Character?

ANSI characters 32 to 127 correspond to those in the 7-bit ASCII character set, which forms the Unicode character range. Characters 160–255 correspond to those in the Unicode character range. Positions 128–159 in Latin-1 Supplement are reserved for controls, but most of them are used for printable characters in ANSI; the Unicode equivalents are noted in the table below. Entries in the “Entity” column are that can be used in HTML and should be interpreted correctly by Web browsers that support HTML 4.0.

Special ASCII / HTML Character Symbols Codes

*There are some gaps in the numerical sequence of HTML Character codes because those items do not exist. Either a character’s HTML code or its character code (if there is one) may be used in an HTML source code document. Many Special HTML Characters, , and are the same.

Declaring character encodings in HTML - World Wide …

It is possible to suppress the capture of any subexpression or group (enclosed in parenthesis) into a backreference by adding the string '?:' immediately after the opening parenthesis (. The following example illustrates this behaviour:

Declaring character encodings in HTML

Symbol font should not be used in Web pages. Specifying Symbol font is contrary to the published specifications, has never been a documented feature of HTML and is not reliable. This page is not a demonstration of how to use Symbol font; it provides a warning of the problems that it causes, and shows how to use Unicode instead.

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