• doesn't work in IE?

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RCNeil picture RCNeil · Aug 1, 2012 · Viewed 9.6k times · Source

Is that not an acceptable HTML code to use when designing pages? It renders correctly in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Opera, etc... but IE literally outputs & bullet;

but even when I type the HTML code in this text box it gives me a bullet! &bullet

Is this method deprecated? Should I resort to the ASCII # or something?

Many thanks SO

Answer

KRyan picture KRyan · Aug 1, 2012

Try using • for •.

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