Special ASCII and Unicode characters

Inserting special ASCII and Unicode characters in your posts

You can insert ASCII and Unicode special characters into your posts on HyperFluxCMS. This can be used to insert mathematical symbols, Greek, Arabic, and Hebrew letters, and much more. It can also be used to insert emojis into your text.

You can insert almost any ASCII or Unicode character into the text of your post.

To do this, use the symbol @; the letter 'X' or 'x'; the symbol : (colon); and the HEXADECIMAL code that represents the character (from 32 to 127 for ASCII characters, above 128 for Unicode characters.)

For example, @x:41 represents the uppercase letter 'A', and the Greek letter psi (Ψ) can be represented by @u:03a8. All without separation, spaces, or line breaks.

Alternatively, you can use the letter 'U' or 'u' instead of 'X'/'x' and use the DECIMAL value of the ASCII/Unicode value. For example, @u:65 for the uppercase letter 'A', and @u:936 for Ψ

If you want, you can use @u: or @x: to indicate a sequence of characters. To do this, simply include more ASCII/Unicode codes, separated solely by the '+' symbol, with no spaces, line breaks, or other separators. HyperFluxCMS will understand it as a sequence of codes using the same base.

For example, @u:65+66+67 inserts 'ABC' into the text, while @x:03A6+03A8+03A9 inserts 'ΦΨΩ' into the text.

This concatenation is useful for inserting, for example, Composite Emojis into the post.

You can optionally include the prefix "U+" before the hexadecimal code of each character; Like this: "@x:U+03A6. HyperFluxCMS understands that whatever comes after "U+" is the hexadecimal representation of the character, even if the beginning of the sequence is @u: