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11-13-2017 04:23 PM |
Where is HTML's metacharacter specification? 8232?
I've searched w3c.org but can't find a specification for HTML's metacharacters. I've found volunteer efforts that are usually consistent with my experience using Firefox and Lynx, but some are still a mystery. For instance 8232 (decimal), that Harald Pleiner calls
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new line (cancelling one ‹br›)
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. Mr/Ms Pleiner writes from Germany, so his/her English may have shortcomings. I haven't found it to do anything. I only know about it because serious websites (nytimes.com, washingtonpost.com) occasionally use it. 9200 - ⏰ is amusing.
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