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HTML code for INR

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For pound (£) there is HTML code £.

For INR can you please tell me the HTML code?

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Bharanikumar Avatar asked Aug 07 '10 11:08

Bharanikumar


4 Answers

You can use the following HTML snippet:

<p>Price &#x20b9; 9500 = &#x20b9; 9500</p>
<p>Price &#8377; 5500 = &#8377; 5500</p>
<p>Price &#8360; 500 = &#8360; 500</p>
<p>Price &#x20a8; 2000 = &#x20a8; 2000</p>
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Smilla J. Avatar answered Nov 05 '22 02:11

Smilla J.


₹​ Indian rupee sign. HTML: &#8377; — ₹ or &#x20B9; — also ₹, corresponding to Unicode U+20B9.

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Prasanth M Avatar answered Nov 05 '22 02:11

Prasanth M


Please try this -

INR (₹) sign HTML Code - &#x20B9;

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Rohit Suthar Avatar answered Nov 05 '22 01:11

Rohit Suthar


The indian rupee sign is pretty new (introduced this July if I read it correctly) and doesn't even have a Unicode position yet, much less a HTML entity.

Even when it gets a Unicode position, it will probably still take years until it can be reliably used on a web page, because the client computers' Fonts will need to be updated accordingly. (I could imagine a font-face workaround with a custom font, though.)

Wikipedia uses an image file to display the symbol. It's far from good, but it may be the best workaround at the moment.

The generic rupee sign has three Unicode characters. See here.

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Pekka Avatar answered Nov 05 '22 01:11

Pekka