I don’t know how to do this on Windows or Linux as I mostly work on a Mac. Just type Cmd+Ctrl+space whenever your Mac is expecting you to type, and this will appear. On macOS, you can use the “Emojis and Symbols” viewer to find these characters and many more.
Yes, these can be treated like any pure text. In a text editor or document editor Copy and Paste (Mac and Windows)Ĭopy and paste the characters directly from this page, one at a time or all four at once: ♥♦♠♣ Naturally it is best not to inline the CSS style, and instead to create a custom class you can reuse. So, for example, if you want A♥K♦, then type A♥K&diamonds into your HTML editor.įor colours, you can use inline CSS as follows A♥ Finally, we print each pair of suits and ranks. Make sure to start with an ampersand, finish with a semi-colon, and use no spaces between the ampersand and semi-colon Iterate over the list of ranks, For each iteration, we loop over all the suits.
Here’s how you can embed card suit symbols for hearts, diamonds, spades, and clubs directly into your text. This is the closest I have found to Borlands mold 16 - the same number of suits in the same order. The cards can be copy and pasted, printed, and viewed on any device, and it is pure text. 16 SUITS - spade, heart, club and diamond, repeated four times. In our recent Continuation Bet article we show cards in this highly readable way: How to use card suit symbols (♥♦♠♣) on your computer
