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Maar dit schijnt niet te werken, iemand een idee?
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Tamara schreef op 27.11.2008 12:15je gebruikt toch wel dit soort codes voor speciale tekens? (vb: ë == ë )
Certain characters, such as the left bracket (<), ampersand (&), etc. are reserved by HTML to represent special attributes such as the start of HTML elements, graphic characters, and so on. In addition there are many ISO-Latin 1 characters that you may wish to include in a document, but which are not trivially available on a standard keyboard.
HTML allows special referencing to represent these special characters. These are indicated by either character references or entity references.
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