Ever seen a heart in a HTML document? Or perhaps a Word processing document? Not an image, an actual hear, in which you can copy and paste. Just like it was a part of the font package. Well it is, on most operating systems. And it’s apart of UTF-8 UNICODE, so you can use it almost anywhere, just make sure you have to right syntax. Here’s the syntax for some symbols in HTML:
| Name | Symbol | HTML CODE |
| Heart-1: | ♥ | ♥ |
| Heart-2: | ♡ | ♡ |
| Star-1: | ★ | ★ |
| Star-2: | ☆ | ☆ |
| Ohm: | ⎄ | ⎄ |
| Sun: | ☉ | ☉ |
| Mercury: | ☿ | ☿ |
| Venus: | ♀ | ♀ |
| Earth-Moon: | ♁ ☽ | ♁-☽ |
| Mars: | ♂ | ♂ |
| Ceres: | ⚳ | ⚳ |
| Jupiter: | ♃ | ♃ |
| Saturn: | ♄ | ♄ |
| Uranus: | ♅ | ♅ |
| Neptune: | ♆ | ♆ |
| Pluto: | ♇ | ♇ |
Cool huh? If you want more, check out Peppoj.net/symb.html for more. Keep checking it, cause I will keep adding stuff that I find interesting.
Do you have a symbol you want me to add? Leave a comment!
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Everyone needs an om/ohm!
I’ve added the om/ohm, as you requested.
Hi! Would you be able to add a link to http://heartsymbols.love/ ? There’s a lot more than the 2 heart symbols you have listed, and this website has all the heart/love symbols.