| & & |
& The black one is an ordinary character, but if you do not write a space after it, it is used as part of a special character's name. In this chart it is used to show the special characters and allow copying and pasting their names). |
| < |
< (after this code you can write > as usual). |
| espacio | |
| supercalifragilisticexpialidocious |
­ "soft" hyphen — it breaks a word at the end of a line only if it is too long (otherwise, it is invisible). |
| <nobr> |
<nobr> ... </nobr> To prevent a phrase, or a word with special characters like " / ", from breaking at the end of a line. |
| — |
— / — / — long hyphen |
| – |
– short hyphen |
| crossed out |
<span style="text-decoration: line-through"> (crossed out characters) </span> |
| ‘ |
‘ left single quote |
| ’ |
‘ right single quote |
| « |
« left angle quote |
| » |
» right angle quote |
| § |
§ section / chapter |
| ± |
± plus / minus sign |
| ← |
← left arrow |
| → |
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