The 'em dash' (—) is a character that signifies a break in a sentence or description. It is the equivalent of a double hyphen which marks the end of a thought or a break in a sentence. The 'em dash' is longer than the 'en-dash' which in turn is long than the dash (hyphen), being the shortest of the three.
—
&U+02014
UNICODE
—
HEX CODE
—
HTML CODE
—
HTML ENTITY
\2014
CSS CODE
HTML Example
<span>—</span>
CSS Example
span { content: "\2014"; }
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