<td>20<sup>o</sup>C</td>
is not giving the output with 'o' as super script.
How can we add superscript in html page?
I am getting the output as
20oC only!!
Use ° to get the ° symbol.
P.S. <sup> should have worked.
This doesn't make the text superscript but it will meet your needs for this occasion
<td>20°C</td>
Superscripts in HTML can be implied using the tag. Do it as this :
x<sup>2</sup>+2x+1
Related
As I found this for squared symbol numbers.
Is it maybe possible to have some [text] like number two is presented in example?
Like here if you put:
²
in HTML code you got: 2²
Put those characters after the text you want or your can use <sup> tag around 2.
2²
2<sup>2</sup>
This is called Superscript and actually there is a special HTML element just for this task: <sup>
You simply need to wrap your desired text inside <sup></sup>
Here's an example:
<span>my<sup>text</sup></span>
Really having trouble with this and can't find any results on it.
I want my html text to utilize the carrots <> for some of my text.
Specifically for a navbar menu item. But I can't seem to build it without activating the text as an actual div.
I want it to say "< Dev>" without using quotes or spaces, but it when I take the quotes/spaces away it activates it as a div. How do I keep the entire message "< Dev>" without turning it into a div item?
E.g:
<p> Welcome to my <Dev> portfolio</p>
Also what is the term used to override reserved code functions as text? Will help me research answers for other issues too. Like when using & as text and not as code.
Thanks for the assistance!
You'll want to use <p> Welcome to my <Dev> portfolio</p>
You can find a list of HTML character codes Here
Try using the html unicode values for those characters instead.
Welcome to my &60Dev&62 portfolio
Sorry it looks like this forum reads those unicode characters and prints them correctly. Add # signs at the after the & characters to get the html code.
I need to bold the words inside of double quotes.
title="Character needs to be bold"
When i put <b></b> inside of title's double quote. it just displays them as it is.
So, Is there any way i can bold the characters inside the double quotes?
Are you trying to markup the text inside a title attribute? Because that's not going to work, you'll have to resort to some kind of extended tooltip solution (can be js, but there's also ways to do it with just html/css).
See this question:
Tooltip with HTML content without JavaScript
Some more context would be appreciated though, just the title attribute doesn't give us much information
Title was edited to give context, my answer remains the same.
There is a way depending on the node you are using the 'title' attribute under. See if it has a 'format' attribute as by default the title is set to 'text'. If so, set the format="html", then you will be able to use <b> within your title.
As far as i know you cannot format the string, that is used as the title of a html document. That ist the String, that will get the titel of the tab or window of the browser etc.
If you have a html-entity, that needs formatting, you can format the whole thing with style="your css style", or other css integration. If you have a switch of formatting inside one html entity, you schould look after dividing it up into multiple entities or using another aproach. Do you have a complete example?
cheers,
nx
use < b > Character needs to be bold < / b>
no spaces in between the b and the symbols
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Regular expression for parsing links from a webpage?
RegEx match open tags except XHTML self-contained tags
i need a regular expression to strip html <a> tags , here is sample:
<a href="xxxx" class="yyy" title="zzz" ...> link </a>
should be converted to
link
I think you're looking for: </?a(|\s+[^>]+)>
Answers given above would match valid html tags such as <abbr> or <address> or <applet> and strip them out erroneously. A better regex to match only anchor tags would be
</?a(?:(?= )[^>]*)?>
Here's what I would use:
</?a\b[^>]*>
You're going to have to use this hackish solution iteratively, and it won't probably even work perfectly for complicated HTML:
<a(\s[^>]*)?>.*?(</a>)?
Alternatively, you can try one of the existing HTML sanitizers/parsers out there.
HTML is not a regular language; any regex we give you will not be 'correct'. It's impossible. Even Jon Skeet and Chuck Norris can't do it. Before I lapse into a fit of rage, like #bobince [in]famously once did, I'll just say this:
Use a HTML Parser.
(Whatever they're called.)
EDIT:
If you want to 'incorrectly' strip out </a>s that don't have any <a>s as well, do this:
</?[a\s]*[^>]*>
</?a.*?> would work. Replace it with ''
Is is possible to have a superscript registered mark "®" inside a select menu? If so, how is this done? Can you use CSS to achieve this?
There's no way to make a single character superscript inside an <option>. You're stuck with a regular ® (®).
You can achieve results in tough cases using this method to superscript special characters with jQuery.
But I must admit that inside an option... I'm blank.
CSS1 : The numbers need tweaking depending on your font and point size.
<div style="font-size:96px;">
Registered<span style="vertical-align:2.7em; font-size:0.2em;">®</span>
</div>
You can use this key shortcut for ®:
Ctrl + Alt + R
I don't know if this is possible with CSS but in html you could write:
Company<sup>®</sup>