HTML – Entities & symbols

In HTML, “entity” is a fancy name for “symbol”. Some symbols as copyright, trademark and many others, some of them are available on your keyboard, need a special writing.

• Start with the ampersand sign -&
• After that we will write the name of the sign – copy
• At the end a semicolon – ;

Copyright

Use © to make – © – Copyright Symbol

Multiple spaces and “<less than”, “greater than”>

Like I said in the lesson about paragraphs, a browser will recognize a single space, dosen’t matter how many you put in a HTML code. But there is a entity which can be introduced to show more then one space.

HTML<p>In this phrase there had been introduced &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; more spaces.<p>

To make commands in HTML you use the “less than” and “greater than” symbols. For being showed in the browser you should use a entity.

HTML<p>
	Less then- &lt; <br/> 
	More then- &gt; <br />
	Head tag - &lt;head&gt; 
</p>

Now take a break and practice a bit with this symbols.

HTML symbols character chart

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