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how do u do this?


Question Posted Wednesday June 25 2008, 10:00 am

how do u make little markings like ♥?? i want to know how to make a musical note!!

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theymos answered Wednesday June 25 2008, 10:11 am:
Those are called HTML entities. Any unicode character can be expressed using HTML entities. Here is a full list of unicode characters:
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If you search DecodeUnicode for "note", you'll see several different types of notes, with their unicode number. I'll show you the quarter note. The unicode number of a quarter note is U+2669. Remove the U+ and add a &#x to the front and a ; to the back. ♩ will turn into a ♩ on many pages.

All unicode characters can be expressed with numbers, but only a few are named like ♥. Notes are not included in the named entities. Here is a full list:
[Link](Mouse over link to see full location)

On pages where you can't use HTML entities, you can sometimes copy and paste the characters, like I did above. You can also use alt codes, explained and listed here:
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