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Author: Sean Crist (Swarthmore College)
Email: kurisuto at unagi dot cis dot upenn dot edu
Date: 2005-02-19 10:16:34
Subject: Re: A reversed ð
> Twice now I come across what seems like a reversed ð.
> In both cases I've mark it as UNCERTAIN. If it's
> a valid symbol, what is the name and HTML tag? See page 1
> of bt_b0159.pdf, word CLÍFAN, and the string in the
> definition is "bi-klíbon" where b is in the
> place of the symbol.
is &b-bar;. Like æ-acute;, &b-bar; is a project-defined entity and is not standard HTML.
There's a big table of all the recognized characters. Click on "About" and then on "Character Encoding Standards". However, it can be hard to find what you're looking for, so of course it's OK to just ask on the board.
--Sean
| Messages in this thread | Name | College/University | Date |
| A reversed ð |
Gene Brunner |
Penn State (retired) |
2005-02-19 02:49:09 |
| Re: A reversed ð |
Sean Crist |
Swarthmore College |
2005-02-19 10:16:34 |