You must enter codes in place of certain special characters that may follow the http:// portion of the URL of the library logo image file or the exit page. The table below lists each special character and the code that replaces it.
Using a code in place of a special character is called URL encoding. The code to use contains the % symbol followed by the two-digit hexadecimal representation (case-insensitive) of the ISO-Latin code point for the character. It is not necessary to URL enclode the http:// portion of a URL or any slashes (/) following http:// in the exit page or library logo components.
| For this special character | Use this code |
|---|---|
| & (ampersand) | %26 |
| @ (at) | %40 |
| : (colon) | %3a |
| , (comma) | %2c |
| $ (dollar sign) | %24 |
| = (equal to) | %3d |
| # (number or pound) | %23 |
| % (per cent) | %25 |
| + (plus) | %2b |
| ? (question mark) | %3f |
| ; (semicolon) | %3b |
| space | %20 |