In HTML, characters may be referenced directly ( raw ) if the character encoding of the document allows, or by using character entity references (see also the list of XML and HTML character entity references), or by using numeric character references , which can incorporate either hexadecimal or base 10s. This list deals with the latter.

Currently, there are no standard characters above the 10,000s.

=Implementation=

In an HTML document, characters can be referenced according to their Universal Character Set code point by using the following syntax:

:&#NNNN;

where NNNN is the code point, in decimal form. For example, replacing NNNN with 0060 produces: <.

=Rendering=

: Main article: HTML decimal character rendering

This list will display differently in different browsers, for various reasons. There are also some codes, such as &#128;, that are not permitted to be used in HTML. See this section s main article for details.

=Specialized character sets=

Several special sets of characters are included in this package of references. For example, in some fonts, Braille characters start at 10241.

=000-999=

==032-095==

==096-191==

]] | 0126   Tilde | 0127   Delete |- | colspan= 8 | See note above regarding 0128–0159 |- | 0160     | 0161   ¡ | 0162   ¢ | 0163   £ | 0164   ¤ | 0165   ¥ | 0166   ¦ | 0167   § |- | 0168   ¨ | 0169   © | 0170   ª | 0171   « | 0172   ¬ | 0173   ­ | 0174   ® | 0175   ¯ |- | 0176   ° | 0177   ± | 0178   ² | 0179   ³ | 0180   ´ | 0181   µ | 0182   ¶ | 0183   · |- | 0184   ¸ | 0185   ¹ | 0186   º | 0187   » | 0188   ¼ | 0189   ½ | 0190   ¾ | 0191   ¿ |}

==192-287==

==288-383==

==384-479==

==480-575==

==576-671==

==672-767==

==768-==