Wiibeez quick JavasScripts ready to use

Microsoft Smart Tags
Windows XP and IE6+ technology allows Microsoft to insert links in your Web Pages without your knowledge or permission. Luckily this function can be disabled by pasting the following tag into the head of your document.

Automatic Print Script
This is a super-easy little script that you can use to form an automatic print-page link on your site. Just insert this script where you want the link to display and your visitors can choose to print the page they are viewing.

<a href='javascript:;' onClick='window.print();return false'>Print this page.</a>

No Right Click
Place this script between the head tags. You can change the words in Red. Just be aware that these "no right click" type scripts only deter the inexperienced user. There are many ways around them.

Bookmark Page (I.E.)
Paste this snippet in the body of your document where you want the link to appear. Change the script in Red.

<a href="javascript:window.external.AddFavorite('http://www.yoursite.com/', 'Your Site Title');">Bookmark This Site!</a>

No Frills Popup
Just copy and paste this into the head of your document changing the script in Red.

Close Window With A Button
Add this short snippet to the body of your popup windows so that they can be closed easily.

Close Window With A Link
Add this short snippet to the body of your popup windows so that they can be closed easily.

<a href="javascript: self.close()">Close Window</a>

Updating Copyright Notice
This copyright notice palces the current year on the page so that copyright notices are always current. Once it's on your page there is no need to update the script.

Date Last Modified.
Use this script to show when your page was last modified.

<a href="javascript:window.scrollTo(0,0);">Back to top of page</a>

Add the current date to your page.
This script will add the date in the form dd month yyyy (eg. 7 January 2000). Just copy and paste it into the document where you want it to appear.

Document Last Modified (a more readable version)
Insert this code in your document where you want the page last modified date to appear.

Break Out Of Frames
Use this script in between the <head></head> tags of your document to automatically bust out of other peoples frames, an efficient frame breaker script.

<span style="background-color:ff0000;">Put Your Highlighted Text Here</span>

Redirect a webpage to another one on your site using the META REFRESH redirect script

Paste the following coding near your meta tags, (or between the <HEAD></HEAD> of your HTML document). You can set the redirect time by changing the red highlighted number (CONTENT="5").

<META HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" CONTENT="5";>

Window Maximiser
Place this script in the head of any document that you want to be maximised.

Keep Window In Focus
Use this code to make sure a window remains in focus, on top. Great for web site news or smaller popup windows that are easily shuffled under out of focus.

Allow Users To Save Your Page To Their Hard Drive
IE4+ browsers have a function that allows you to call the SaveAs dialog to save a web page. The following script includes an alternate alert message for non-IE browsers.

Include the following onload event call in the body tag. This stops the page being saved until it is fully loaded.

To call the script from the page and activate the SaveAs dialog, insert a link in the page like this:

The results you get from a page on your hard drive will obviously be different to those from your web site, it will shows the current IP address..

Insert the following code in the body of each document where you want the information to appear. No code changes are necessary.

<BODY OnLoad="window.defaultStatus='Put Your Message Here!';">

A Colorful Text Message.

Copy and paste this script into the body of your document where you want the effect to appear. Then just change the code in RED eg. var message, the typingbasecolor and the typingtextcolor for a great effect. You can also change blinkspeed, fontface and fontsize to further personalise the script. The rest of the script should remain unchanged.

Background Fireworks.

Just copy and paste this script anywhere in the body of your document for a dynamic background effect. There is no need to change any code. It will work best with a dark background in your document. Just change the highlighted red text (your backgound image, if you want one ; and the fireworks color)

Cross Browser Background Sound

Copy and paste this script into the body of your document. Just change the name of the mid file.

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

</SCRIPT>

Simple Image Change For Time Of Day

This script will show an image of your choice depending on the viewers time. If it is between 6am and 6pm they get one image and if its between 6pm and 6am they get another. In the following example you will see a sun if it is between 6am and 6pm or a moon otherwise. Just change the URL for your images and paste the code where you want the image to appear. The script works on a 24 hour clock. You can change the hours (in red) to suit your needs. It will work best if the images are the same size.

Banners rotator script. Rotating banner Javascript:
Just edit the red highlighted text:
Your banner image URL: Your 1st Banner image URL ; Your 1st Banner image URL ; Your 1st Banner image URL .
Number of banners: var imgCt = 5
Rotate banners every seconds: setTimeout("cycle(10)", * 1000)
Banner size: width="468" height="60"
To open banners in the same window, use the following tag: target="_top" ; to open banners in a new window, use the following tag: target="_blank"

Copy and paste the following code:

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

</SCRIPT>

<a href="Your Banner URL" name="adLink" target="_top"><img src="Your Banner image URL" name="adBanner" border="0" width="468" height="60"></a>

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

</SCRIPT>

Affiliate Link Cloaker.

This wizard cloaks your affilaite link by placing the call to your affiliate link in a frameset. That way your site URL and not the affilate link URL appears in the address bar. While your affiliate link is still in the source code it is partialy cloaked by the fact that right clicking on the document will only show the source code of the host page, not your frameset. If View Source is selected from the menu then your source will show a FAKE Code Viewing Violation message. The rest of the code is run together in one line to make the reading of it more difficult. Although you could further encrypt the code with JavaScript or special characters this may effect how the host site reads your affilate link. There is no point encrypting your link to the page where the host cannot read it and pay you your proper commission. Just change the url highlighted in red with yours.

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"><HTML><HEAD><script>window.status=' ';</script><title> </title></HEAD><FRAMESET border=0 rows="100%,*" frameborder="no" marginleft=0 margintop=0 marginright=0 marginbottom=0><frame src="http://www.website.com?afilliate12345" scrolling=auto frameborder="no" border=0 noresize><frame topmargin="0" marginwidth=0 scrolling=no

Jumping text:

ONE STEP TO INSTALL JUMPING LETTERS:

Copy the code below into the BODY of your HTML document, where you want the jumping text to appear, just change the red highlighted text, and the font size if needed.

<center><font face="Arial" size="2"><div id="jump"></div></font></center>
<script>
message= "Jumping Text !!!"

//no need to edit below this line
mes=new Array();mes[0]=-1;mes[1]=-4;mes[2]=-7;mes[3]=-10;mes[4]=-7;mes[5]=-4;mes[6]=-1;num=0;num2=0;txt="";function jump0(){if(message.length > 6){for(i=0;i != message.length;i++){txt=txt+"<span style='position:relative;' id='n"+i+"'>"+message.charAt(i)+"</span>"};jump.innerHTML=txt;txt="";jump1a()};else{alert("Your message is to short")}};function jump1a(){n0.style.left=-num2;if(num2 != 9){num2=num2+3;setTimeout("jump1a()",50)};else{jump1b()}};function jump1b(){n0.style.left=-num2;if(num2 != 0){num2=num2-3;setTimeout("jump1b()",50)};else{jump2()}}
function jump2(){txt="";for(i=0;i != message.length;i++){if(i+num > -1 && i+num < 7){txt=txt+"<span style='position:relative;top:"+mes[i+num]+"'>"+message.charAt(i)+"</span>"};else{txt=txt+"<span>"+message.charAt(i)+"</span>"}};jump.innerHTML=txt;txt="";if(num != (-message.length)){num--;setTimeout("jump2()",50)};else{num=0;setTimeout("jump0()",50)}};jump0()
</script>

Typing in statut bar. A short Javascript code that type a text into your computer statut bar, good to tell an event or a breaking news. Just change the red highlighted text to yours.

Paste this code into the HEAD of your HTML document:

<script language="javascript">
var Text="Latest Breaking News: Hey... ..."
var Pos=1

function UpdateStatusBar(){
window.status=Text.substring(0,Pos++)
if (Pos==Text.length) Pos=0
setTimeout("UpdateStatusBar()",Math.random()*500)
}

UpdateStatusBar()
</script>

Automatically open a small popup window, and close it automatically at a specified time. A cool way to dispaly an important message. Just change the red highlighted text (your site url and title.), delay in seconds to open and close popup.

1. Copy the coding into the HEAD of your HTML document
2. Add the onLoad event handler into the BODY tag



<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

</script>



<BODY onLoad="popupWin()">

META TAGS: Just change the red highlighted text as you require.

<TITLE>Your site title</TITLE>
<META http-equiv="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">

<META NAME="DESCRIPTION" CONTENT="Your site description">
<META NAME="KEYWORDS" CONTENT="Your site keywords">
<META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="index">
<META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="follow">
<META NAME="REVISIT-AFTER" CONTENT="15 days">

<A></A>
Definition: Anchor (Link)
Description: Used to link pages, etc.
Example: < a href="mypage.html">Go to my page</a>

<ABBR></ABBR>
Definition: Abbreviation
Description: No real effect at this stage. Denotes an abbreviation.

<ACRONYM>/ACRONYM>
Definition: Acronym
Description: No real effect at this stage. Denotes an Acronym.

<ADDRESS></ADDRESS>
Definition: Address
Description: Provides a special format for author or contact information.

<APPLET></APPLET>
Definition: Applet
Description: Includes a Java applet. Usually contains one or more param <param></param> elements between the opening and closing tags.

<AREA> No closing tag.
Definition: Area (Client Side Image Map)
Description: Used in an image map to denote a clickable area and the associated links.

<B></B>
Definition: Bold Text
Description: Displays text with a boldface font style.
Example: <B>This text will be in bold</B>

<BASE> No closing tag.
Definition: Base URL
Description: Sets the base URL for the document. It must be placed in the HEAD of the document before any reference to an external source.
Example: <base href="/my_directory/index.html>

<BASEFONT> No closing tag.
Definition: Basefont
Description: Used between the header to set the default font and color. This tag has been deprecated in favour of style sheets.

<BDO></BDO>
Definition: Bidirectional Override
Description: Specifies a line of text that should overide the intrinsic direction. This element should only be used when absolute control over character sequencing is required.

<BGSOUND> No closing tag.
Definition: Background Sound
Description: Plays AIFF WAV and MIDI files in the background. This in an Internet Explorer tag only.
Example: <BGSOUND src="mysong.mid" loop="2">

<BIG></BIG>
Definition: Big Text
Description: Displays text in a larger font size. Although not deprecated it is recommended that style sheets are used.

<BLINK></BLINK>
Definition: Blink
Description: Causes text to blink in Netscape Browsers only.
Example: <BLINK>This text will BLINK in Navigator Browsers</BLINK>

<BLOCKQOUTE></BLOCKQOUTE>
Definition: Blockqoute
Description: Designates text as a quotation. Usually indents text and ocassionaly italicises depending on the viewers browser.

<BODY></BODY>
Definition: Body
Description: Tells the browser where the body of the HTML document is. Style sheets are the preferred method of controlling the presentational aspects of the BODY.

<BR> No closing tag.
Definition: Break
Description: Forces text line to break and start a new line.

<BUTTON></BUTTON>
Definition: Button
Description: Creates a push button in a form.

<CAPTION></CAPTION>
Definition: Caption (for a Table)
Description: Adds a caption to a table. The CAPTION may only be placed immediately following the open TABLE tag and only one CAPTION per table is allowed.

<CENTER></CENTER>
Definition: Center
Description: Causes everything between the tags to be centered in the page.

<CITE></CITE>
Definition: Citation
Description: Denotes a citation. Usually appears in italics.

<CODE></CODE>
Definition: Code
Description: Identifies a sample of computer code. Appears as the browser's monospace font (usually Courier).
Example: <CODE>some code here</CODE>

<COL> No closing tag.
Definition: Column (for a Table)
Description: Denotes properties for a column or columns.

<COLGROUP> with optional closing tag </COLGROUP>
Definition: Column Group (for a Table)
Description: Defines a column group to provide structure to table columns.

<COMMMENT></COMMMENT>
Definition: Comment
Description: Used to add comments to the code (Internet Explorer Only). Use  instead to make comments in your code that will not be read by the browser.

<DD> with optional closing tag </DD>
Definition: Definition (of Defintion List)
Description: Denotes a definition. Generally the text indents from the left.

<DEL></DEL>
Definition: Deleted Text
Description: Identifies and displays text as having been deleted from the document in relation to a previous version.

<DFN></DFN>
Definition: Defining Instance
Description: the defining instance of an enclosed term. Usually rendered in italics.

<DIR></DIR>
Definition: Directory List
Description: Creates a multi columned directory list. This tag has been deprecated in favour of unorderlists (UL).

<DIV></DIV>
Definition: Division
Description: Used to divide pages into portions with different styles. Will align objects to the left, right or center. Used in conjunction with style sheets this is a powerful device for adding custom block-level structure.

<DL></DL>
Definition: Definition List
Description: Creates a definition list consisting of terms <dt> and definitions <dd>.

<DT> with optional closing tag </DT>
Definition: Definition Term (of Definition List)
Description: Defines a term or label used within a DL (definition list) element.

<EM></EM>
Definition: Emphasized Text
Description: Emphasizes text. Usually rendered in italics.

<EMBED></EMBED>
Definition: Embedded Object
Description: Embeds an object into a web page. Usually used for media files. This is a Netscape tag that works something like the <IMG> tag.

<FIELDSET></FIELDSET>
Definition: Fieldset (Group of Form Elements)
Description: Groups related controls and labels of a form.

<FONT></FONT>
Definition: Font Style
Description: Used to change color, style, and size of fonts. Has been deprecated in favour of style sheets.

<FORM></FORM>
Definition: Form
Description: Creates a form that holds controls for user input.

<FRAME> No closing tag.
Definition: Frame
Description: Defines the contents and appearance of a single frame or subwindow.

<FRAMESET></FRAMESET>
Definition: Frameset
Description: Defines the layout of FRAMES within the main window.

<H1></H1> through <H6></H6>
Definition: Headings 1 through 6
Description: The six headings (H1 is the uppermost) structure information in an hierarchial fashion.

<HEAD></HEAD>
Definition: HEAD of the document
Description: Contains elements that provide information to users and search engines as well as containing other data that is not considered to be document content.

<HR> No closing tag.
Definition: Horizontal Rule / Hard Rule
Description: Creates a horizontal line.

<HTML></HTML>
Definition: Denotes an HTML Document
Description: The uppermost container of an HTML document.

<I></I>
Definition: Italic
Description: Text appears in Italics

<IFRAME></IFRAME>
Definition: Inline Frame (Floating Frame)
Description: Denotes a floating frame within a document. The content to be displayed is specified by the source element.

<IMG> No closing tag.
Definition: Image
Description: Includes an image in the document.

<INPUT>
Definition: Input (Forms)
Description: Defines controls used in forms.

<INS></INS>
Definition: Inserted Text
Description: Can be used to denote where text has been added to the document in relation to a previous document.

<ISINDEX> No Closing tag.
Definition: Searchable Index
Description: Creates a single-line text input control. Has been deprecated in favour of using INPUT to create text-input controls.

<KBD></KBD>
Definition: Keyboard Text
Description: Identifies and displays text a user would enter from a keyboard. Usually displayed with a monospace font.

<LABEL></LABEL>
Definition: Label (Forms)
Description: Used to attach information to a control in a form.

<LAYER></LAYER>
Definition: Layer
Description: Netscape tag for adding layers to documents. Use cascading style sheets instead.

<LEGEND></LEGEND>
Definition: Legend (Forms)
Description: Asigns a caption to a fieldset element. The use of LEGEND improves accessability for non visual user agents.

<LI> with optional closing tag </LI>
Definition: List Item
Description: Defines an item in a list - <DIR>, <OL>, and <UL>.

<LINK> No closing tag.
Definition: Link
Description: Appears in the HEAD of the document. Defines the relationship between the current document and another. Common uses are linking to external style sheets, scripts and search engines.

<MAP></MAP>
Definition: Map (Client-Side Imagemap)
Description: Denotes an client side imagemap. Can be associated with IMG, OBJECT or INPUT elements via each elements USEMAP attribute.

<MARQUEE></MARQUEE>
Definition: Marquee
Description: An Internet Explorer tag that creates a scrolling text area.

<MENU></MENU>
Definition: Menu List
Description: Creates a single column menu list. Deprecated in favour of unordered lists (UL).

<META> No closing tag.
Definition: Meta Information
Description: Used to add information about a document for search engines.

<MULTICOL></MULTICOL>
Definition: Multi-Column Formatted Text
Description: This Netscape tag displays text in multiple columns of equal length.

<NOBR></NOBR>
Definition: No Break
Description: This Netscape tag causes text not to break under any circumstance.

<NOEMBED></NOEMBED>
Definition: No Embed
Description: This Netscape tag will appear when an embeded object cannot be displayed.

<NOFRAMES></NOFRAMES>
Definition: No Frames
Description: Specifies alternative content when FRAMES are not supported.

<NOSCRIPT></NOSCRIPT>
Definition: No Script
Description: Provides alternative content when a script cannot run.

<OBJECT></OBJECT>
Definition: Object
Description: Places an external object in the document such as an image, a java applet or other external application.

<OL></OL>
Definition: Ordered List
Description: Creates an ordered or numbered list inside the <UL> tags.

<OPTGROUP></OPTGROUP>
Definition: Option Group (Forms)
Description: Used to group OPTION elements within a SELECT element.

<OPTION></OPTION>
Definition: Option (Forms)
Description: Specifies the the choices in a SELECT element.

<P> with optional closing tag </P>
Definition: Paragraph
Description: Defines the begining and end of a paragraph.

<PARAM> No closing tag.
Definition: Parameter
Description: Specifies a set of values within an applet or object tag.

<PRE></PRE>
Definition: Preformatted Text
Description: Displays pre formatted text. Normaly includes extra white space and line breaks.

<Q></Q>
Definition: Short Quotation
Description: Designates text as a short quote. Similar to BLOCKQUOTE but used for shorter quotations. Quotation marks should be rendered by the browser.

<S></S>
Definition: Strike Through Text
Description: Displays text as strikethrough. Although not deprecated W3C recommends using style sheets in place of this element.

<SAMP></SAMP>
Definition: Sample Text
Description: Gives a sample output of a computer program, script etc. Usually appears in the browser's monospace font.

<SCRIPT></SCRIPT>
Definition: Script
Description: Inserts a script into the document. May appear any number of times in the HEAD or BODY of the document. If the src attribute is present the browser loads an external script.

<SELECT></SELECT>
Definition: Selection Menu (Forms)
Description: Creates a menu whose choices are represented by OPTION elements.

<SMALL></SMALL>
Definition: Small Text
Description: Displays reduced size or smaller text. Although not deprecated W3C recommends using style sheets in place of this element.

<SPACER> No closing tag.
Definition: Spacer
Description: This Netscape tag takes up a specified amount of space. Use cascading style sheets instead.

<SPAN></SPAN>
Definition: Span
Description: Creates a user defined inline structure to the document. Used with style sheets this is a powerful device for adding custom inline structure.

<STRIKE></STRIKE>
Definition: Strike Through
Description: Text displayed as strikethrough. Deprecated in favour of style sheets.

<STRONG></STRONG>
Definition: Strongly Emphasized Text
Description: Strongly emphasizes text. Usually text appears in bold.

<STYLE></STYLE>
Definition: Style sheet
Description: Creates style sheet rules for use in the document. Any number of STYLE elements may be present but they must be in the HEAD element only.

<SUB></SUB>
Definition: Subscript
Description: Text appears in subscript

<SUP><SUP>
Definition: Superscript
Description: Text appears in superscript.

<TABLE></TABLE>
Definition: Table
Description: Creates a table. The TABLE element has no content by itself but relies on other elements (eg TR and TD) to specify content and other formating attributes.

<TBODY></TBODY>
Definition: Table Body
Description: Groups table rows into a table body.

<TD> with optional closing tag </TD>
Definition: Table Data Cell
Description: Specifies a table cell's data or contents. Cells defined by the TD element may be empty.

<TEXTAREA></TEXTAREA>
Definition: Text Area (Forms)
Description: Defines an area in which text can be input with multiple lines.

<TFOOT> with optional closing tag </TFOOT>
Definition: Table Foot
Description: Groups a table row or rows into a table footer.

<TH> with optional closing tag </TH>
Definition: Table Header Cell
Description: Specifies a table cell as being information or header cell. The header cell is usually rendered in bold text.

<THEAD> with optional closing tag </THEAD>
Definition: Table Head
Description: Groups a table row or rows into a table header. The table header contains table data cells that describe the content of the columns below it.

<TITLE></TITLE>
Definition: Page Title
Description: Identifies the contents of the document. The title element must be placed in the HEAD element and is displayed in the browser window title bar.

<TR></TR>
Definition: Table Row
Description: Defines a row of table cells. This element's sole purpose is to define structural rows of table cells.

<TT></TT>
Definition: Teletype Text
Description: Text appears as teletype or monospace text. Although not deprecated the W3C recommends style sheets in place of this element.

<U></U>
Definition: Underlined Text
Description: Displays underlined text. This element has been deprecated in favour of style sheets.

<UL></UL>
Definition: Unordered List
Description: Starts and ends an unordered (unnumbered list) list using LI tags.

<VAR></VAR>
Definition: Variable
Description: Identifies and displays a variable or program argument. Usually appears in italic.

<WBR> No closing tag.
Definition: Word Break
Description: This Netscape tag is used inside of a NOBR tag to indicate possible breaks if the text should extend beyond the browser window.

Special Characters

Use these codes when you need to show special characters in your text. Highlight the code and press the [Ctrl] + [C] keys simultaneously to copy the code to the clipboard.

SYMBOL	REFERENCE	DESCRIPTION	ALTERNATIVE
-		Horizontal tab	-	-
-		Line feed	-	-
-		Carriage Return	-	-
-		Space	-	-
!	!	Exclamation mark	-	-
"	"	Quotation mark	"	"
#	#	Number sign	-	-
$	$	Dollar sign	-	-
%	%	Percent sign	-	-
&	&	Ampersand	&	&
'	'	Apostrophe	-	-
(	(	Left parenthesis	-	-
)	)	Right parenthesis	-	-
*	*	Asterisk	-	-
+	+	Plus sign	-	-
,	,	Comma	-	-
-	-	Hyphen	-	-
.	.	Period (fullstop)	-	-
/	/	Solidus (slash)	&frasl;	⁄
:	:	Colon	-	-
;	;	Semi-colon	-	-
<	<	Less than	<	<
=	=	Equals sign	-	-
>	>	Greater than	>	>
?	?	Question mark	-	-
@	@	Commercial at	-	-
A-Z	A - Z	Upper case letters	-	-
[	[	Left square bracket	-	-
\	\	Reverse solidus (backslash)	-	-
]	]	Right square bracket	-	-
^	^	Caret	-	-
_	_	Horizontal bar (underscore)	-	-
`	`	Acute accent	-	-
a-z	a - z	Lower case letters	-	-
{	{	Left curly brace	-	-
\|	\|	Vertical bar	-	-
}	}	Right curly brace	-	-
~	~	Tilde	&tilde;	˜
		Non-breaking Space
¡	¡	Inverted exclamation	¡	¡
¢	¢	Cent sign	¢	¢
£	£	Pound sterling	£	£
¤	¤	General currency sign	¤	¤
¥	¥	Yen sign	¥	¥
¦	¦	Broken vertical bar	¦	¦
§	§	Section sign	§	§
¨	¨	Umlaut (dieresis)	¨	¨
©	©	Copyright	©	©
ª	ª	Feminine ordinal	ª	ª
«	«	Left angle quote, guillemotleft	«	«
¬	¬	Not sign	¬	¬
		Soft hyphen
®	®	Registered trademark	®	®
¯	¯	Macron accent	¯	¯
°	°	Degree sign	°	°
±	±	Plus or minus	±	±
²	²	Superscript two	²	²
³	³	Superscript three	³	³
´	´	Acute accent	´	´
µ	µ	Micro sign	µ	µ
¶	¶	Paragraph sign	¶	¶
·	·	Middle dot	·	·
¸	¸	Cedilla	¸	¸
¹	¹	Superscript one	¹	¹
º	º	Masculine ordinal	º	º
»	»	Right angle quote, guillemotright	»	»
¼	¼	Fraction one-fourth	¼	¼
½	½	Fraction one-half	½	½
¾	¾	Fraction three-fourths	¾	¾
¿	¿	Inverted question mark	¿	¿
À	À	Capital A, grave accent	À	À
Á	Á	Capital A, acute accent	Á	Á
Â	Â	Capital A, circumflex accent	Â	Â
Ã	Ã	Capital A, tilde	Ã	Ã
Ä	Ä	Capital A, dieresis or umlaut mark	Ä	Ä
Å	Å	Capital A, ring	Å	Å
Æ	Æ	Capital AE dipthong (ligature)	Æ	Æ
Ç	Ç	Capital C, cedilla	Ç	Ç
È	È	Capital E, grave accent	È	È
É	É	Capital E, acute accent	É	É
Ê	Ê	Capital E, circumflex accent	Ê	Ê
Ë	Ë	Capital E, dieresis or umlaut mark	Ë	Ë
Ì	Ì	Capital I, grave accent	Ì	Ì
Í	Í	Capital I, acute accent	Í	Í
Î	Î	Capital I, circumflex accent	Î	Î
Ï	Ï	Capital I, dieresis or umlaut mark	Ï	Ï
Ð	Ð	Capital Eth, Icelandic	Ð	Ð
Ñ	Ñ	Capital N, tilde	Ñ	Ñ
Ò	Ò	Capital O, grave accent	Ò	Ò
Ó	Ó	Capital O, acute accent	Ó	Ó
Ô	Ô	Capital O, circumflex accent	Ô	Ô
Õ	Õ	Capital O, tilde	Õ	Õ
Ö	Ö	Capital O, dieresis or umlaut mark	Ö	Ö
×	×	Multiply sign	×	×
Ø	Ø	Capital O, slash	Ø	Ø
Ù	Ù	Capital U, grave accent	Ù	Ù
Ú	Ú	Capital U, acute accent	Ú	Ú
Û	Û	Capital U, circumflex accent	Û	Û
Ü	Ü	Capital U, dieresis or umlaut mark	Ü	Ü
Ý	Ý	Capital Y, acute accent	Ý	Ý
Þ	Þ	Capital THORN, Icelandic	Þ	Þ
ß	ß	Small sharp s, German (sz ligature)	ß	ß
à	à	Small a, grave accent	à	à
á	á	Small a, acute accent	á	á
â	â	Small a, circumflex accent	â	â
ã	ã	Small a, tilde	ã	ã
ä	ä	Small a, dieresis or umlaut mark	ä	ä
å	å	Small a, ring	å	å
æ	æ	Small ae dipthong (ligature)	æ	æ
ç	ç	Small c, cedilla	ç	ç
è	è	Small e, grave accent	è	è
é	é	Small e, acute accent	é	é
ê	ê	Small e, circumflex accent	ê	ê
ë	ë	Small e, dieresis or umlaut mark	ë	ë
ì	ì	Small i, grave accent	ì	ì
í	í	Small i, acute accent	í	í
î	î	Small i, circumflex accent	î	î
ï	ï	Small i, dieresis or umlaut mark	ï	ï
ð	ð	Small eth, Icelandic	ð	ð
ñ	ñ	Small n, tilde	ñ	ñ
ò	ò	Small o, grave accent	ò	ò
ó	ó	Small o, acute accent	ó	ó
ô	ô	Small o, circumflex accent	ô	ô
õ	õ	Small o, tilde	õ	õ
ö	ö	Small o, dieresis or umlaut mark	ö	ö
÷	÷	Division sign	÷	÷
ø	ø	Small o, slash	ø	ø
ù	ù	Small u, grave accent	ù	ù
ú	ú	Small u, acute accent	ú	ú
û	û	Small u, circumflex accent	û	û
ü	ü	Small u, dieresis or umlaut mark	ü	ü
ý	ý	Small y, acute accent	ý	ý
þ	þ	Small thorn, Icelandic	þ	þ
ÿ	ÿ	Small y, dieresis or umlaut mark	ÿ	ÿ
-	-	Dagger	&dagger;	†
-	-	Double dagger	&Dagger;	‡
-	-	Per million sign	&permil;	‰
-	-	Spades	&spades;	♠
-	-	Hearts	&hearts;	♥
-	-	Clubs	&clubs;	♣
-	-	Diamonds	&diams;	♦
-	-	Left arrow	←	←
-	-	Down arrow	↓	↓
-	-	Right arrow	→	→
-	-	Up arrow	↑	↑
-	-	Trade mark	™	™
-	-	Summation	∑	∑
-	-	Equivalent sign	&equiv;	≡
-	-	Minus sign	−	−
-	-	Bullet	•	•
-	-	Ellipsis	…	…
-	-	Radical	√	√
-	-	Infinity	∞	∞
-	-	Integral	∫	∫
-	-	Partial Differential	∂	∂
-	-	Pi	π	π
-	-	Not equal	≠	≠
-	-	Less than or equal	≤	≤
-	-	Greater than or equal	≥	≥
-	-	Delta	Δ	Δ
-	-	Florin	&fnof;	ƒ