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hmmm, sub- and superscript are available trough normal html trough the and ,
but this is pseudo html, so I don't really know how these stylesheats work.
If you'd want to enable them I guess you'd just have to copy the function that enables and replace "i" by "sub" or "sup". But I can imagine tampering with already working functions can be risky and cumbersome...
In a normal css stylesheat you could add
sub {
font size : 4pt ;
line height : 10pt ;
}
I know it's not real subscript, just a small font, but I haven't found how to do subscript in stylesheats, like you can add bold... mostly people just use the and -tags
or in javascript the sub() and sup()-functionsMissing: </sub>Missing: </sup> |
