Greater-Than Sign HTML Entity
>
Copy and Code Reference
The greater-than sign normally does not begin markup by itself, but encoding it can make displayed code and comparison expressions clearer and more symmetrical.
HTML Codes
| Named entity | > |
|---|---|
| Decimal reference | > |
| Hexadecimal reference | > |
| Unicode | U+003E |
When to Use It
Use > in code samples or alongside < when you want every angle bracket represented explicitly.
Keep the final semicolon in every character reference. Modern UTF-8 documents can also contain the literal character when it is not part of HTML syntax.