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Display subscript & superscripts
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Description:
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Have you ever need to display subscripts or superscripts, as in a mathematical or chemical equation? Things like:
Water is H2O.
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Einstein wrote that: e=mc2
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How to use:
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To do subscripts, you use the <sub> and </sub> HTML tag pair, and for superscripts you use the <sup> and </sup> tags.
Simply place the equation on your page using Insert > HTML Code.
So for the water example, here is the code I entered:
Water is H<sub>2</sub>O.
And for the Einstein example, I entered:
Einstein wrote that: e=mc<sup>2</sup>
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Example:
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One more example:
The chemical formula for Glacial Acetic Acid is C2H4O2
was created by inserting the following into an Insert > HTML Code function:
The chemical formula for Glacial Acetic Acid is C<SUB>2</SUB>H<SUB>4</SUB>O<SUB>2</SUB>
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Download the code
right click on link, then click on 'Save target (or frame) as'
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Other information:
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Bill Kratz, a CSB user, also posted the following link that provides further information into displaying mathematical formulas on a web site:
Let's test creating a link from text that contains a sub or super script:
KW's© Home Page |
Source code:
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