How to show Unicode characters in IE using HTML

问题

I'm trying to show the copyright and infinity signs at the bottom of my page using this code:

&#x00A9 Copyright Mikle 2009 - &#x221E

This works perfectly in Firefox 2, 3 and Chrome. IE7 though, is showing me the actual codes (like you see above) instead of what I expect and the other browser show:

© Copyright Mikle 2009 - ∞

This is probably some stupid thing, but this is making me understand why IE is getting so much hate. How do I fix this?

回答1:

Entities need a semi-colon:

©

Firefox is being incorrectly over-helpful in this case.

回答2:

1. Use decimal values.
2. Always terminate entity with ; (semicolon) even in context, where it's optional.
3. Use named entity whenever possible. Your example entities should be written © © and ∞ ∞

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Other approach, is to forget about entities, and just put plain UTF-8 character there.

回答3:

Can't you use "©" ?

This page has a list of HTML codes for common symbols.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/669265/how-to-show-unicode-characters-in-ie-using-html