Re: Any Ideas For Getting Rid Of These - �

Maybe copy and paste?

bumping - just in case someone has an answer on how to make the © without using the alt + number.

& copy "then the date"

Use those as one word and you will get the date into the AW. It needs reloading every single time you update.

Dave

©2016

© 2016

on the art site i think you have to have it long hand not the symbol. i forget the command for that, its a semicolon command character. i can't see why the code would be different on the art site compared to here.


http://www.rapidtables.com/web/html/html-codes/html-code-copyright.htm here it is


---Mike Savad
http://www.MikeSavad.com

Mike,

the "& copy" put together works on the AW.

Dave

HTML number code for the symbol is: & # 0 1 6 9 (no spaces of course), which is what I use and it mostly stays the © symbol when I edit a page. I did say "mostly", so not all the time. My best guess is some code is in place which refuses to recognize and keep the symbol. As it stays on my personal websites without issue or the dreaded diamond with ? I'm going test to see if using the number code in my image IPTC will help keep it, but haven't had the time

~ Charly

Roy...that happens when one copy/pastes from Word..........did you do that? Once uploaded, just edit out, my friend.

What Charly said usually works for me too: WITHOUT spaces type: & # 0 1 6 9 The copyright symbol then stays put if I make edits at a later time.

VIVA - "WORD" what is that? LOL

Susan - I'm going to try that.

Microsoft 'WORD" in their "Office" programme. I thought everybody had it, hmmmmmmmmmm. I will try to find a link..........it's where I write out most everything from letters I type because I can't hand-write them anymore with my hand tremor, whereas I can still actually type faster than I did 30 yrs ago, hand-eye thing. back/soon...........It comes with computers purchased with Windows 7,8,10,etc..............or can be purchased, expensive!!!



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Office

Roy - as was mentioned several times in the thread, you can copy and paste the symbol. You can even save it in something like Notepad, or even your blog or email so you can conveniently bring it up when needed to copy it for pasting. Worse comes to worse, look up the symbol online and copy it from there. You could even save the web page in your favorites to bring up when needed.

so do you have to use the < > ?

©

I guess I got it - but it did NOT work when I tried to use that in an edit of the image the & # 0 1 6 9 showed

Roy, that happened because you kept the spaces. Eliminate them and save your changes. I just tried it on one of mine.

bird is the word.


---Mike Savad
http://www.MikeSavad.com