This post is only for messing around with ALT codes and html tags to try to get mathematical notations.
Maybe someone here already figured this out?
ALT codes don't work.
X<sup>x+1</sup> FAIL
X
x+1 SUCCESS! Uh oh, not quite success. LOL
X
x+1 Second try. <----- BOOM! Got it. Bracket "[" the command sup and end bracket, then remove formatting on subsequent characters.
X
x+1 Subscript works also.
"bracket"sup"bracket" and "bracket"/sup"bracket works as does the sub command.
Now for my next trick. Let's give Unicode a try.
X² Cool. Unicode works and doesn't require removing formatting.
< > ± ÷ Well, that sucks balls. They don't all work.
½ Whoa. WTH? How did that get up here?
&-#189; &-#xBD;
2½ Annnd we have a winner. That's the & symbol in a contiguous string with frac12;. I wonder if it works with other fractions.
2¼ Yep.
OK, I'm done playing. We now return you to our regularly scheduled broadcast.
I lied.
1800µS 1800
&-#181;S 1800&-#xB5;
S
So, no micro mu symbol. Fuck it. I'll just use ppms. LOL.
OK, NOW I'm done.
1800µS Thank you, Scrogdawg. I didn't notice the error in noted in red.
1800&-#181;S