That's it. Easy peasy, isn't it?<\/p>\n
That little beauty is called an HTML entity and it's universally used by every web browser. So your little symbol will appear no matter what type of computer or device your users have. Which is nice.<\/p>\n
I always include my copyright symbols in this way but some folks might forget it. There are lots of more important things to do if you are creating a website<\/a>, right?<\/p>\n For the Have you heard of Dreamweaver<\/a>? If not, just know it's one of the best HTML editors out there for quickly designing a website. And it makes adding a copyright symbol as easy as clicking a mouse. Here's what you do.<\/p>\n Select the following options in Dreamweaver:<\/p>\n Insert > HTML > Special Characters > Copyright<\/p>\n Need it in pretty picture format? No problem.<\/p>\n You can also add in Registered (®) and Trademark (™) symbols using the same method. It's really easy and means you don't need to remember those pesky HTML entities.<\/p>\n But what if the old purse strings are tight and you can't afford Dreamweaver? You might be using an open source HTML editor instead.<\/p>\n Different (free) software, but the process is essentially the same. Here's the step-by-step.<\/p>\n Insert > Characters and Symbols… Does a picture still tell a thousand words?<\/p>\nlazy<\/del> productive amongst us, we can use HTML editors to insert these symbols for us and never have to worry about remembering them.<\/p>\nAdding a copyright symbol using Dreamweaver<\/h4>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nAdding a copyright symbol in KompoZer<\/h4>\n
\nSelect Common Symbols
\nChoose the Copyright © from the Character dropdown.<\/p>\n
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