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⊳ Contains As Normal Subgroup Symbol

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Shortcodes

Copy and paste shortcodes for ⊳ Contains As Normal Subgroup.

Unicode U+22b3
Alt Code 8883
HTML Code ⊳
CSS Code \22b3
HEX Code ⊳

How to type ⊳ Contains As Normal Subgroup?

To type the ⊳ using the keyboard you can the Alt code from the shortcode section. Here are the two simple steps to type the ⊳ using Alt code from your keyboard. Make sure you switch on the Num Lock from the keyboard and you type the number from the Numpad and not from the top row of the keyboard.

  1. Hold down the left Alt Key from your keyboard.
  2. Type the Alt code number 8883 and release the Alt key.

Once you release the Alt key, the ⊳ symbol will be displayed. This trick will work for other special characters also.


How to add Contains As Normal Subgroup Symbol in HTML?

To add the ⊳ Contains As Normal Subgroup Symbol in HTML, you can use an HTML entity, an HTML code(decimal), and a Hex code. Use the shortcode section to copy the various shortcodes for the Contains As Normal Subgroup. Here is the example:

// HTML code example
<span>I am &#8883; Symbol</span>
// HEX code example
<span>I am &#x22b3; Symbol</span>

All the above example will display the Contains As Normal Subgroup symbol as below.

I am ⊳ symbol.

How to add Contains As Normal Subgroup Symbol in CSS?

To display the Contains As Normal Subgroup Symbol from CSS, you can use a CSS shortcode or CSS entity. Use the shortcode section to copy the CSS entity code for the Contains As Normal Subgroup. You can only add content :before or :after an element: Here is the example:

// CSS entity code example
.useSymbol:after {
  content: ' \22b3';
}

// The HTML
<div class="useSymbol">Contains As Normal Subgroup</div>

The above example for CSS entiry for Contains As Normal Subgroup symbol will display the result as below.

Contains As Normal Subgroup ⊳

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