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12-27-2007
Below are the most common used html tags used in website design and a short description of the function of each. Some have examples of how they are used with their html codes. Website HTML tags are arranged in alphabetical order. To save this file right click on it and select “save as.”
What is ASCII Code
ASCII stands for “American Standard Code for Information Interchange”. ASCII computer codes represent English characters as numbers that form printable symbols. The table below shows which ascii codes are used to display the corresponding character symbols within your website or programming project. Simply copy and paste the ascii code of the character you would like to use into your editor.
ASCII Table
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Character |
HTML |
Alternate HTML |
Explanation |
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� -  |
Unused |
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	 |
Horizontal tab |
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Line feed |
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 -  |
Unused |
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Carriage Return |
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 -  |
Unused |
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Space |
  |
Space |
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! |
! |
Exclamation mark |
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“ |
" |
" |
Quotation mark |
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# |
# |
Number sign |
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$ |
$ |
Dollar sign |
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% |
% |
Percent sign |
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& |
& |
& |
Ampersand |
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‘ |
' |
Apostrophe |
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( |
( |
Left parenthesis |
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) |
) |
Right parenthesis |
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* |
* |
Asterisk |
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+ |
+ |
Plus sign |
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, |
, |
Comma |
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- |
- |
Hyphen |
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. |
. |
Period (fullstop) |
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/ |
/ |
Solidus (slash) |
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: |
: |
Colon |
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; |
; |
Semi-colon |
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< |
< |
< |
Less than |
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= |
= |
Equals sign |
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> |
> |
> |
Greater than |
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? |
? |
Question mark |
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@ |
@ |
Commercial at |
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[ |
[ |
Left square bracket |
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\ |
\ |
Reverse solidus (backslash) |
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] |
] |
Right square bracket |
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^ |
^ |
Caret |
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_ |
_ |
Horizontal bar (underscore) |
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` |
` |
Acute accent |
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{ |
{ |
Left curly brace |
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| |
| |
Vertical bar |
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} |
} |
Right curly brace |
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~ |
~ |
Tilde |
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 -  |
Unused |
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‚ |
‚ |
Low single comma quotation mark |
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ƒ |
ƒ |
Function sign |
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„ |
„ |
Low double comma quotation mark |
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… |
… |
Ellipses |
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† |
† |
Dagger |
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‡ |
‡ |
Double dagger |
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ˆ |
ˆ |
Caret |
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‰ |
‰ |
Per mile sign |
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Š |
Š |
Capital S Hacek |
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‹ |
‹ |
Less-than sign |
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Π|
Π|
Capital OE ligature |
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 -  |
Unused |
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‘ |
‘ |
Single beginning quotation mark |
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’ |
’ |
Single ending quotation mark |
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“ |
“ |
Double beginning quotation mark |
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” |
” |
Double ending quotation mark |
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• |
• |
Dot, middle |
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– |
– |
En dash |
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— |
— |
Em dash |
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˜ |
˜ |
Tilde |
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™ |
™ |
Trademark symbol |
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š |
š |
Small s Hacek |
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› |
› |
Greater-than sign |
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œ |
œ |
Small oe ligature |
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 - ž |
Unused |
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Ÿ |
Ÿ |
Capital Y, diæresis / umlaut |
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  |
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Non-breaking Space |
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¡ |
¡ |
Inverted exclamation |
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¢ |
¢ |
Cent sign |
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£ |
£ |
Pound sterling |
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¤ |
¤ |
General currency sign |
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¥ |
¥ |
Yen sign |
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¦ |
¦ |
Broken vertical bar |
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§ |
§ |
Section sign |
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¨ |
¨ |
Diæresis / Umlaut |
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© |
© |
Copyright |
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ª |
ª |
Feminine ordinal |
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« |
« |
Left angle quote, guillemot left |
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¬ |
¬ |
Not sign |
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­ |
­ |
Soft hyphen |
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® |
® |
Registered trademark |
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¯ |
¯ |
Macron accent |
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° |
° |
Degree sign |
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± |
± |
Plus or minus |
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² |
² |
Superscript two |
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³ |
³ |
Superscript three |
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´ |
´ |
Acute accent |
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µ |
µ |
Micro sign |
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¶ |
¶ |
Paragraph sign |
HTML Color Code Chart
| FFFFFF | FFFFCC | FFFF99 | FFFF66 | FFFF33 | FFFF00 |
| CCFFFF | CCFFCC | CCFF99 | CCFF66 | CCFF33 | CCFF00 |
| 99FFFF | 99FFCC | 99FF99 | 99FF66 | 99FF33 | 99FF00 |
| 66FFFF | 66FFCC | 66FF99 | 66FF66 | 66FF33 | 66FF00 |
| 33FFFF | 33FFCC | 33FF99 | 33FF66 | 33FF33 | 33FF00 |
| 00FFFF | 00FFCC | 00FF99 | 00FF66 | 00FF33 | 00FF00 |
| FFCCFF | FFCCCC | FFCC99 | FFCC66 | FFCC33 | FFCC00 |
| CCCCFF | CCCCCC | CCCC99 | CCCC66 | CCCC33 | CCCC00 |
| 99CCFF | 99CCCC | 99CC99 | 99CC66 | 99CC33 | 99CC00 |
| 66CCFF | 66CCCC | 66CC99 | 66CC66 | 66CC33 | 66CC00 |
| 33CCFF | 33CCCC | 33CC99 | 33CC66 | 33CC33 | 33CC00 |
| 00CCFF | 00CCCC | 00CC99 | 00CC66 | 00CC33 | 00CC00 |
| FF99FF | FF99CC | FF9999 | FF9966 | FF9933 | FF9900 |
| CC99FF | CC99CC | CC9999 | CC9966 | CC9933 | CC9900 |
| 9999FF | 9999CC | 999999 | 999966 | 999933 | 999900 |
| 6699FF | 6699CC | 669999 | 669966 | 669933 | 669900 |
| 3399FF | 3399CC | 339999 | 339966 | 339933 | 339900 |
| 0099FF | 0099CC | 009999 | 009966 | 009933 | 009900 |
| FF66FF | FF66CC | FF6699 | FF6666 | FF6633 | FF6600 |
| CC66FF | CC66CC | CC6699 | CC6666 | CC6633 | CC6600 |
| 9966FF | 9966CC | 996699 | 996666 | 996633 | 996600 |
| 6666FF | 6666CC | 666699 | 666666 | 666633 | 666600 |
| 3366FF | 3366CC | 336699 | 336666 | 336633 | 336600 |
| 0066FF | 0066CC | 006699 | 006666 | 006633 | 006600 |
| FF33FF | FF33CC | FF3399 | FF3366 | FF3333 | FF3300 |
| CC33FF | CC33CC | CC3399 | CC3366 | CC3333 | CC3300 |
| 9933FF | 9933CC | 993399 | 993366 | 993333 | 993300 |
| 6633FF | 6633CC | 663399 | 663366 | 663333 | 663300 |
| 3333FF | 3333CC | 333399 | 333366 | 333333 | 333300 |
| 0033FF | 0033CC | 003399 | 003366 | 003333 | 003300 |
| FF00FF | FF00CC | FF0099 | FF0066 | FF0033 | FF0000 |
| CC00FF | CC00CC | CC0099 | CC0066 | CC0033 | CC0000 |
| 9900FF | 9900CC | 990099 | 990066 | 990033 | 990000 |
| 6600FF | 6600CC | 660099 | 660066 | 660033 | 660000 |
| 3300FF | 3300CC | 330099 | 330066 | 330033 | 330000 |
| 0000FF | 0000CC | 000099 | 000066 | 000033 | 000000 |
08-10-2007
What is the difference between parked, addon, sub domains?
An addon domain is a fully functional domain that can be created from your cpanel. Once it’s created it will have it’s own email, and it’s own folder from within the public_html directory. Addon domain url’s look like www.domain.com
Sub domain url’s look like forum.domain.com cat.domain.com etc.domain.com the www is replaced with anything you want.
Parked domains are a place holder site. You park it on top of another site and it becomes a single page of the site you park it on.
Can I use FTP before my domain’s dns propagates?
Yes. Use your IP address found in your welcome email as your “host name” and then your user/password. After your DNS propagates you will want to change the host name to ftp.yoursitesdomainhere.com
What is my username/pass/host name to use FTP?
Your username/pass is the same as in your welcome email. The host name is ftp.yoursitesaddresshere.com
