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Of course, the slash has a meaning in mark up, but it can be used in other places as well.<br />

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Thank you, exactly what I was looking for!
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Not the easiest read but the definative source.
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I was hoping that somebody could point me to a complete list of &nbsp;reserved characters. <br />
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I have read in a few places saying that there are only four of them (quote, ampersand, less/greater than), but I am pretty sure that there are more of them.
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I was hoping that somebody could point me to a complete list of  reserved characters. 

I have read in a few places saying that there are only four of them (quote, ampersand, less/greater than), but I am pretty sure that there are more of them.

Of course, the slash has a meaning in mark up, but it can be used in other places as well.


Thank you, exactly what I was looking for!

Not the easiest read but the definative source.

HTML Reserved Characters - Complete List

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