YOU MAKE IT. WE MAKE IT WORK.
Special Characters
In XHTML your page will receive warnings from w3c for using improper methods of adding characters such at “©.” The simple and logical way to add this into our code is by simply using the alt code ALT+1069 or copy and pasting it into our XHTML document. This however is incorrect. Instead you must input ©. This method is necessary for many characters including everday things like the quote sign.
For a list on how to add your characters validly check out Draac.com.
| Print article | This entry was posted by Kyle on July 5, 2007 at 10:58 am, and is filed under Validating, XHTML. Follow any responses to this post through RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback from your own site. |
about 3 years ago
another way which is basically what you described above is to type ©
That will give you the ©. In dreamweaver, whenever you type “&” a big long list of all the different functions come up.
about 3 years ago
Yes. It’s © for ©.
about 3 years ago
hmm, lol, I typed in the code, and it output the symbol. “©” Let’s see if quotes can keep it as the code.
about 3 years ago
lol, nope, ©
but I just typed in the & code for the ‘&’ sign.
about 3 years ago
Yeah guys your code is converting to display as the HTML codes. That is why I posted the link to displaying the code as the code instead of the HTML output.