Are you looking for an easy way to add special characters to your WordPress posts and pages?
These special characters are not found on the keyboard, making it difficult for new users to use them.
Today in this article, I will tell you how to easily add special char to WordPress posts.
So let’s start…
How to Add Special Characters in WordPress Posts
Here I will tell you about two ways you can use anyone who is suitable for you.
1. Add Using HTML Entity Code
You can add special characters using HTML Entity Code in your WordPress posts.
Suppose, if you want to add a copyright © symbol, you can use the code given below.
©
copyright © symbol
Similarly, if you want to add a trademark ™ symbol to your post, you can use the code below.
™
trademark ™ symbol
When you add an HTML entity code to the post editor, it will not immediately change to the character. However, when you publish or preview your post, a special character will appear instead of the HTML entity code.
For HTML entity code, visit W3.org.
2. Add Special Characters using WordPress Plugin
First of all, you have to install and activate the Insert Special Characters plugin on your site.
After activating the plugin, edit the post or page where you want to add special
character
. Then click on the drop-down arrow in the toolbar and choose your special characters.
This will bring up a popup box with special characters. Just choose the special
character
that you want to add.
3. Add Special Characters in Old WordPress Editor
If you are still using the old classic editor, don’t worry, you can easily add special
character
to it too.
First click on the Toolbar Toggle, then click on the Special Char-acters button.
A pop-up window will open in front of you, in which some commonly used special
character
(currency symbols, trademark, copyright, registered signs) will appear.
Just click on the symbol or
character
you want to use it, and it will be added to your post.
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