Sometimes you may need to use a special symbol on web-page. It may be, for example, copyright symbol ©, you also may need to show HTML-tags. But symbol © is absent on keyboard and if you write HTML tag in page text, browser will shows result of use this tag, but not tag itself.
If you want to use such symbols, you must use HTML entities. Using these entities you can display any symbol from any alphabet.
All of HTML entities begins from symbol & and ends with a semicolon(;).

List of most popular html entities
    space
< &lt; less than
> &gt; greater than
& &amp; ampersand
" &quot; quotation mark
' &#39; apostrophe
¢ &cent; cent
£ &pound; pound
¥ &yen; yen
&euro; euro
§ &sect; section
© &copy; copyright
® &reg; registered trademark
× &times; multiplication
÷ &divide; division
&trade; trade mark
The full list of HTML entities you may find here.

Examples

It&#39;s good site:)
It's good site:)

This simple example shows how you can use apostrophe in your texts.

&copy;&nbsp;Copyright&nbsp;&quot;Darren&#39;s&nbsp;Script &nbsp;Archive&trade;&quot;
© Copyright "Darren's Script Archive™"

This example shows how you can use sequences of HTML entities in your texts.


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