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Make7

(8,547 posts)
19. It's probably just easiest to copy and paste them.
Sun Jan 3, 2021, 02:47 PM
Jan 2021

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https://www.democraticunderground.com/109526708


To use Unicode characters here, you just put them in an html entity:

&#xunicodeHexNumber; or &#unicodeNumber;

Most tables show them as hexadecimal numbers. For example, at that wiki link the Unicode number for superscript parentheses are 0x207D and 0x207E. So we write:

n⁽²⁺⁵⁾

Which should give us this: n⁽²⁺⁵⁾

Most Unicode characters should work in thread/reply titles as well. Like using = for an equals sign.

There is a catch. Any characters the DU software strips out for security purposes will get deleted if you preview and then post a message or if you go back and edit one. When previewing, just hit the back button before posting so the html entity is in the post, not the actual character. That pertains more to titles than message text, and only for a few characters - most Unicode characters act like any other character after being converted from an html entity.

You could even DU Mail yourself a list of the characters you may use to have an easy place to copy and paste from - easy to update and find as well.

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No clue what you are asking.... OAITW r.2.0 Jan 2021 #1
He wants to use subscript and superscript in his posts & is asking if there is an HTML code for tblue37 Jan 2021 #2
Let's See If Can Clarify ProfessorGAC Jan 2021 #4
Not on DU. tblue37 Jan 2021 #7
Discussion Closed Then ProfessorGAC Jan 2021 #11
Sub and sup? Midnightwalk Jan 2021 #3
Tried It. No Luck. ProfessorGAC Jan 2021 #6
Tried some things Midnightwalk Jan 2021 #16
Hi Professor SheltieLover Jan 2021 #5
I Tried That ProfessorGAC Jan 2021 #9
Not sure then. SheltieLover Jan 2021 #12
Someone In This Thread Said... ProfessorGAC Jan 2021 #13
I used to be able to use coding to make larger fonts & colored fonts on DU, but since tblue37 Jan 2021 #15
Write "sub" or "sup" between brackets to create subscript and superscript, FuzzyRabbit Jan 2021 #8
Thanks ProfessorGAC Jan 2021 #10
Uh oh, somebody's going exponential! Pobeka Jan 2021 #14
You can use unicode characters here for sub- and super-script characters. Make7 Jan 2021 #17
Cool! ProfessorGAC Jan 2021 #18
It's probably just easiest to copy and paste them. Make7 Jan 2021 #19
Outstanding! ProfessorGAC Jan 2021 #20
DU used to support a lot more HTML features. Denzil_DC Jan 2021 #21
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