Ornaments

Walls of text, like those on C2 Wiki and TV Tropes, are kind of boring and hard to read compared to pages spiced up with ornaments for web pages such as Reddit emotes or Wikipedia chat icons. This page collects some ideas for spicing up pages.

Ideas

It would be nice to have some old fashioned typographical devices like the aldus leaf or fleuron, and pilcrow. Could also have a date insertion widget, using my shorthand symbols for days of the weeks—in SVG versions of course.

Typographical ornaments are good for general subject pages, but specific subjects can also have specific ornaments. Music pages, for example, can use notes and clefs as ornaments.

Do pull-quotes and other asides count as ornaments?

Wikipedia

Some pilfered from Wikipedia's Punctuation marks template:

U+00A7 SECTION SIGN [Po] (§)
U+00B6 PILCROW SIGN [Po] (¶)
U+2619 REVERSED ROTATED FLORAL HEART BULLET [So] (☙)
U+2766 FLORAL HEART [So] (❦)
U+2767 ROTATED FLORAL HEART BULLET [So] (❧)
U+2020 DAGGER [Po] (†)
U+2021 DOUBLE DAGGER [Po] (‡)
U+2042 ASTERISM [Po] (⁂)
U+203B REFERENCE MARK [Po] (※)
U+261C WHITE LEFT POINTING INDEX [So] (☜)
U+261D WHITE UP POINTING INDEX [So] (☝)
U+261E WHITE RIGHT POINTING INDEX [So] (☞)
U+261F WHITE DOWN POINTING INDEX [So] (☟)

Examples

We use a treble clef, a python logo, and experimental asides.