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when i wrote © in my page it doesn't show the copyright symbol,
and show the point instead, just . it shows. maybe you know why? thanks
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Put the copyright symbol in a <span> tag and in your css use a font that works.
.copyright {
font-family: Arial,
"Helvetica Neue",
Helvetica,
sans-serif;
} <span class="copyright">©</span>2007 Syom IndustriesMost likely — because the font you are using has a broken copyright character in it.
Without a test case it is hard to make a guess beyond that.
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