ASCII Characters for Comic Navigation

On the tail of yesterday’s Comic Navigation introduction, I wanted to share the ASCII codes you may wish to use if you keep your comic navigation completely textual. Text-only navigation places less strain on loading time than graphics and can be customized via CSS fairly easily. Using ASCII character codes in your xHTML, XML, PHP, etc. will keep browsers from trying to read these symbols as part of the code.

Less Than Symbol: < Code: &lt;

Greater Than Symbol: > Code: &gt;

Pipe: | Code: &#124;

If you have any trouble seeing the code, please right click your screen and select “View Page Source” to see the relate codes.

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