Somehow, the word transformed into the Middle English pylcrafte and eventually became the “pilcrow.” Here on Design Decoded, we love exploring the signs, symbols and codes embedded in everyday ...

The following is the second of three excerpts from Keith Houston’s new book, Shady Characters: The Secret Life of Punctuation, Symbols ... line—prefixed with a pilcrow, of course. ¶ ...

Boom, Pilcrows. There's also a show/hide button (looks like a Pilcrow) under the Home ribbon in the paragraph section. FYI, Shift+Enter gets you newline symbols. I was surprised the @ symbol was ...

In his new book, “Shady Characters: The Secret Life of Punctuation, Symbols & Other Typographical Marks,” Keith Houston reveals the stories behind esoteric punctuation marks, from the pilcrow ...

You’ve probably run into a pilcrow at one point or another. They’re the typographical symbols that indicate the beginning of a new paragraph (¶). Used as far back as Ancient Greece ...