HTML Codes for Mathematical Symbols and Signs
HTML codes are very important for bloggers and are a must for Science bloggers. With the help of it, they can enhance their blog by decorating the articles. Mathematical signs and symbols are extremely important to post a perfect article. Here is a concise list of signs/symbols generally used.
Important!
Symbols are used by inputting &; . Note that it must start with & and end with ;. Read examples below the list.
| Symbols | HTML Codes that you can use with & and ; |
|---|---|
| © | © #169 |
| ® | ® #174 |
| ™ | ™ #8482 |
| $ \text{square}^2 $ | #178 |
| $ \text{cube}^3 $ | #179 |
| $ \pm $ | #177 |
| $ \mu $ | µ #181 |
| ¶ | #182 |
| ¼ | #188 |
| ½ | #189 |
| ¾ | #190 |
| × | #215 |
| ÷ | #247 |
| ƒ | ƒ #402 |
| ° | ° #176 |
| $ \Delta $ | Δ #916 |
| $ \delta $ | δ #948 |
| $ \Theta $ | Θ #916 |
| $ \theta $ | θ #952 |
| $ \Xi $ | Ξ #926 |
| $ \xi $ | ξ #958 |
| $ \Phi $ | Φ #934 |
| $ \phi $ | φ #966 |
| $ \Psi $ | Ψ #936 |
| $ \Omega $ | Ω #937 |
| $ \omega $ | ω #969 |
| $ \alpha $ | α #945 |
| $ \beta $ | β #946 |
| $ \gamma $ | γ #947 |
| $ \epsilon $ | ε #949 |
| $ \zeta $ | ζ #950 |
| $ \eta $ | η #951 |
| $ \iota $ | ι #953 |
| $ \kappa $ | κ #954 |
| $ \lambda $ | λ #955 |
| $ \nu $ | ν #957 |
| $ \pi $ | π #960 |
| $ \rho $ | ρ #961 |
| $ \tau $ | τ #964 |
| • | • #8226 |
| ← | ← #8592 |
| ↑ | ↑ #8593 |
| ↓ | ↓ #8595 |
| ↔ | ↔ #8596 |
| ∂ | ∂ #8706 |
| $ \sqrt {} $ | √ #8730 |
| $ \infty $ | ∞ #8734 |
| $ \int $ | ∫ #8747 |
| $ \ne $ | ≠ #8800 |
| $ \le $ | ≤ #8804 |
| $ \ge $ | ≥ #8805 |
| $ \prod $ | ∏ #8719 |
| $ \sum $ | ∑ #8721 |
| $ \cap $ | ∩ #8745 |
| ≈ | ≈ #8776 |
| ₹ (INR) | #8377 |
How to Use?
Roman codes are easier than Arabic codes.
So it’s better to use Roman codes.
To use any symbol, for example, to type λ, typeλ or λ` in HTML code.
