Less than or equal to

[hpl]

How do I implement the sign less than or equal to (¡Ü) in my HTML? The Unicode is U+2264.
If I copy & paste the sign from the character only the equal sign is presented in the HTML.

[bekkel]

=< won't do.?

[hpl]

No it has to be the mathematical symbol

[CornedBee]

In theory the browser should take a UNICODE font and insert the appropriate character.
In practice many browsers don't do that, even if the user actually has a UNICODE font that features this character.

The only reliable way is a picture, which has its own disadvantages, e.g. it doesn't resize on text zoom.

[CornedBee]

Mozilla allows you to embed MathML code into XHTML, where you could easily specify the sign. But as far as I know only Mozilla does that.

[hpl]

I've found another solution using this:
http://www.natural-innovations.com/wa/doc-charset.html

[CornedBee]

&le; worked?

[CornedBee]

Apparently...