Superscript BBCode please.

[Tanksinatra]

Could we have the superscript BBCode please. There are a few time I could have used it when making posts regarding temperature.

Thanks
Chris

Subject: Custom BBCodes

I seen someone asking for strikethrough super and sub scripting bbcode. I read the custom bbcode article posted in the first post in this thread and found these in it.

for strikethrough
bbcode usage

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[s]{TEXT}[/s]html replacement

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<span style="text-decoration: line-through;">{TEXT}</span>helpline

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[s]strikethrough text[/s]
for subscript
bbcode usage

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[sub]{TEXT}[/sub]html replacement

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<span style="vertical-align: sub;">{TEXT}</span>helpline

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H[sub]2[/sub]O
for superscript
bbcode usage

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[super]{TEXT}[/super]html replacement

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<span style="vertical-align: super;">{TEXT}</span>helpline

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x[super]3[/super]
I know this site is huge and possibly confusing for newer users of forums and seemingly unresponsive
to users at times due to people getting tired of responding over and over to the same questions asked etc
so I reiterate ( spellcheck  :? ) to certain people try reading every post in a thread of related topic for items
or browsing through articles written by staff long time trusted users mod team etc to find your solutions
for yourselves when it seems people are not "helping" you  

Here is the link to the article on custom bbcode creating and some example codes.
http://www.phpbb.com/kb/article/adding-custom-bbcodes-in-phpbb3/

[hackenslash]

Sub and superscript tags please. Most important when presenting formulae.

[Tanksinatra]

Sub and superscript tags please. Most important when presenting formulae.

Bump, bump bump    

[hackenslash]

[Thumpalumpacus]

Tank, if you hold down the "alt" key while typing "0186", you will get the degree sign:  32ºF.

There are a whole raft of non-standard characters available through this, including square and cube  exponents, basic fractions, and foreign letters/accent marks.

eta:  You can find a complete list of characters and keystrokes here:  Start > Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Character map.