Double Left-Pointing Angle Quotation Symbol
The 'double left-pointing angle quotation mark' («) is a punctuation mark used to signify the start of a quotation. It is usually paired with a 'double right pointing angle quotation' (»). The double quotation usually marks longer quotes, sometimes entire sections, than the single quotation marks. Fun fact: its original name was 'guillemet' and was named after a French printer.
«
&U+000AB
UNICODE
«
HEX CODE
«
HTML CODE
«
HTML ENTITY
\00AB
CSS CODE
HTML Example
<span>«</span>
CSS Example
span { content: "\00AB"; }
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