Vertical Line With Middle Dot Symbol
⍿ is the “vertical line with middle dot” symbol, a technical character you can copy in text or code.
U+237F
The ⍿ character is a Unicode symbol called “vertical line with middle dot.” It’s useful when you need a compact separator or marker in technical text. Below you’ll find copy options and practical ways to use it.
Vertical Line With Middle Dot Symbol Meaning
⍿ (Unicode U+237F) is formally named “vertical line with middle dot.” Visually, it combines a vertical stroke with a dot placed around the middle, making it a compact mark that can function like a subtle divider, indicator, or glyph-level bullet in contexts where space matters. Because it’s a specific Unicode character rather than a common punctuation mark, it can help standardize typography in technical documents, UI labels, and code-adjacent text. In general usage, it’s chosen for its distinctive look and for scenarios where a simple vertical line or dot alone isn’t expressive enough.
Common uses
- •Use as a compact visual separator in technical lists or UI micro-labels
- •Add as a marker/delimiter in plain-text formatting for logs or console output
- •Represent a minimal status indicator in dashboards or status text
- •Include in documentation to denote a special field boundary or emphasis mark
- •Create consistent glyph-based styling in custom typography or editor templates
Examples
⍿ Vertical Line with Middle Dot
- ⍿Option⍿enabled
- ⍿Section⍿A
- ⍿CPU⍿OK
- ⍿Row 3⍿Row 4
- ⍿Note⍿see details
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+237F | |
| HTML Entity | ⍿ | |
| HTML Code | ⍿ | |
| CSS | \237F |
FAQ
What does the Vertical Line With Middle Dot symbol mean?
⍿ (Unicode U+237F) is formally named “vertical line with middle dot.” Visually, it combines a vertical stroke with a dot placed around the middle, making it a compact mark that can function like a subtle divider, indicator, or glyph-level bullet in contexts where space matters. Because it’s a specific Unicode character rather than a common punctuation mark, it can help standardize typography in technical documents, UI labels, and code-adjacent text. In general usage, it’s chosen for its distinctive look and for scenarios where a simple vertical line or dot alone isn’t expressive enough.
What is the Unicode code point for ⍿?
The symbol ⍿ has Unicode code point U+237F.
How can I paste ⍿ into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: ⍿.
What is the CSS escape for ⍿?
The CSS escape is: \\237F.
How do I use ⍿ in JavaScript strings?
You can use the JavaScript escape: \\u{237F}.