How to Add an Accented A Character to a Web Page

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Use accented characters, not typically found on a keyboard, for foreign words or accents in your web page.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Step 1

For the uppercase A with a grave (left-tilting) accent mark, type: À or À.
Step 2

For the uppercase A with an acute (right-tilting) accent mark, type: Á or Á.
Step 3

For the uppercase A with a circumflex (roof-shaped) accent mark, type: Â or Â.
Step 4

For the uppercase A with a tilde (small squiggly line) accent mark, type: Ã or Ã.
Step 5

For the uppercase A with a umlaut (double-dot) accent mark, type: Ä or Ä
Step 6

For the uppercase A with a ring (small circle) accent mark, type: Å or Å
Step 1

Open the page in a text editing program, such as EditPad or Notepad. Place the cursor where the symbol will appear.
Step 2

Type the appropriate symbol, without using opening or closing tags or tag brackets.
Step 3

Save the page and open it in a web browser to view the results.

Step 1

For the lowercase A with a grave (left-tilting) accent mark, type: à or à.
Step 2

For the lowercase A with an acute (right-tilting) accent mark, type: á or á.
Step 3

For the lowercase A with a circumflex (roof-shaped) accent mark, type: â or â.
Step 4

For the lowercase A with a tilde (small squiggly line) accent mark, type: ã or ã.
Step 5

For the lowercase A with a umlaut (double-dot) accent mark, type: ä or ä
Step 6

For the lowercase A with a ring (small circle) accent mark, type: å or å

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