There is no official symbol for HTML. However there is an orange logo for HTML5.
In HTML, an entity is a code that creates a character, such as a letter, number, or special symbol. One example would be "&", which creates an & symbol.
The HTML code used to define a blank space is   ...
&#151
<3
&copy; or &#0169;
You type a less than sign, then the name of the tag and then a greater than symbol. There are lots of HTML tags, for different purposes. The tag that starts a page is this one: <html>
We cannot see your symbol CD you somehow get the HTML and paste on here? then if people have a MySpace or Facebook it would show the zine
You hold down shift and then press 3, if this is what you are talking about: #
Use the HTML character entity ™ (preferred) or the character decimal code ™ or the character hex code ࡊ.Use HTML Character entity ® it is a logo used for indicating registered and tradmark.
A less than and a greater than symbol surrounds a tag.
To display an HTML heart characters you need to type one of the following: ♥ or ♥ or ♥
To type the nth root symbol, you can use the radical sign (√) followed by a superscript indicating the root. For example, the nth root of a number ( x ) can be expressed as ( \sqrt[n]{x} ). In LaTeX, it is typed as \sqrt[n]{x}. In HTML, you can use the &radic; entity for the square root symbol, but for higher roots, you typically need to use a combination of HTML and CSS or Unicode characters.