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A selection of special characters that you often need when writing for the web. If you see an The infamous square glyph it denotes that your browser cannot display the character.

Assertion of rights

Character Description Name code Number code
® Regd. trademark ® ®
Trademark ™ ™
© Copyright © &#169

Currencies

Character Description Name code Number code
$ Dollar                 $
¢ Cent ¢ ¢
£ Pound £ £
¥ Yen ¥ ¥
Euro €  

Fourths

Character Description Name code Number code
¼ One fourth        ¼ ¼
¾ Three fourths ¾ ¾

Inverted signs
¡Hola! ¿Cómo te llamas? (the ó is ó or &#243 by the way)

Character Description Name code Number code
¡ Inv. exclamation ¡ ¡
¿ Inv. question ¿ ¿

Maths

Character Description Name code Number code
× Multiplication     × ×
÷ Division ÷ ÷
± Plus minus ± ±

Punctuation

Character Description Name code Number code
Horiz. ellipsis     … …
Em-dash — —
En-dash – &#150
Left dou. quote “ “
Right dou. quote ” ”
Left sin. quote ‘ ‘
Right sin. quote ’ ’
« Left ang. quote « «
» Right ang. quote » »

Quarters

Character Description Name code Number code
¼ One quarter       ¼ ¼
¾ Three quarters ¾ ¾

Superscripts

Character Description Name code Number code
¹ Superscript 1     ¹ ¹
² Superscript 2 ² ²
³ Superscript 3 ³ ³
ª Fem. ordinal ª ª
º Masc. ordinal º º
° Degree sign ° °

More characters
This is merely a selection of the special characters that I´ve found useful when writing for the web. But there are lots more.
Martin Ramsch has got a good list at http://www.ramsch.org/martin/uni/fmi-hp/iso8859-1.html

Otherwise, try a search for “ISO 8859-1 table” (if that is the encoding you want), “HTML special characters” or something similar:

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