Html How to use ruble unicode?

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mr_blond972015-01-30 15:43:56

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mr_blond97, 2015-01-30 15:43:56

How to use ruble unicode on your page in html or css? Chrome displays the line below as a square: ₽

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Maxim Grechushnikov, 2015-01-30
@maxyc_webber

ff does not have this sign.
I advise you to use fontawesome.io

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index0h, 2015-01-30
@index0h

Hmm... joxi.ru/823gdL8SKj8O2O

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Mikhail Lyalin, 2015-01-30
@mr_jok

Will search engines correctly process prices with such a symbol?

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Alexander Tsymbal, 2015-01-30
@AlexanderTsymbal

comrades. it all depends on the OC version and installed fonts.
Now we are on toster.ru, it uses the PT Sans font from the Google online storage.
If the font developers took care of adding the "ruble" symbol to the table, then it will be displayed (I display ₽). If this symbol was not drawn in the font, then this is completely the fault of the developers. Try wrapping the ruble symbol in a span and prescribing in the styles for this span a different font, in the table of which there is support for "ruble".
If we use loading local fonts (from a computer), then we need to take into account the version of the fonts that are installed in your OS. If you're using Windows XP, it's likely (I haven't checked!) that fonts like Arial, Tahoma, Verdana, ... won't display the ruble symbol. In this case, you should connect the font remotely, or download an updated version of the font and connect it locally.

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Ivan Sergeevich, 2015-01-30
@gosolivs

Use fontawesome.io it has a ruble sign and it is supported wherever @font-face is supported