superscript

How do I superscript the units this axis title. The "" represent the parts that I need to be superscripted: Photosynthetically available radiation (µE m"-2"d"-1") . I have used the formula and having no luck so far: plot(PAR~SST,data=brazilw, pch=15,col="red", main ="Fig. 1. Relationship between photosynthically available radiation\n and sea surface temperature", ylab=expression("Photosynthetically available radiation (µE m"^-2~d^-1)) Whilst I don't see a real problem in this particular instance , I can see if being an issue with other labels. I tend to group the elements of the super

I have the following HTML: <p style="font-family:Verdana">test²</p> <p style="font-family:Verdana;vertical-align:top">test²</p> The problem is that in the second the <sup> is no longer positioned above the text but a few pixels lower. In essence the vertical-align:top raises all text except the superscripted to the top: This doesn't happen in Firefox, Opera but in Chrome and Safari (all Windows) and not with some fonts (like Times New Roman). Do you think this is a problem with the font or actually a bug in Webkit? There is already a bug reported and I attached my test

I have the following react-native code. <View style={styleOptions.container}> <Text style={styleOptions.regular}>Hello world I am going to eat some Pizza for the sake of eating pizza. <Text style={[{fontWeight:"bold"},styleOptions.strong]}>Super Pizza Store. </Text> You will pay $10 <Text style={[{textAlignVertical:'top'},styleOptions.superscript]}>8</Text> . I doubt you can afford it. </Text> </View> const styleOptions = { container:{flexDirection:"row",flexWrap:"wrap",width:300,padding:10}, regular:{fontSize:13}, superscript:{fontSize:8,lineHeight:22,textAlignVertical:'top',backgroundColor:

I have an app which contains plenty of figures or letters in superscript. I noticed that X<span style="vertical-align: super;">3</span> and just using sup tag around the figure 3 both yield X 3 in my app. But only the sup tag yields X 3 on SO. Does it mean I should stick with the latter? What are the differences, pros and cons, if any? Edit: I have checked http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_sup.asp and http://www.w3.org/TR/html-markup/sup.html . I don't seem to see any differences. Just use ^super , As you have seen in the reference from W3C the sup tag is just a routine for the CSS:

I need to add the TM(trademark) superscript symbol next to a title in a C# string. is there anyway to possibly do this? Thanks! This answer is "\u2122" by Hans Passant™ Use the charmap.exe applet and copy/paste the character in your string literal. Click Start Type Charmap Open Charmap Click Advanced View Type mark Copy desired value Paste to your code 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3496351/adding-a-tm-superscript-to-a-string

I would like to use together a variable (here the vector element "type") and a unit containing a superscript (here m^2) inside n axis label. data <- list(houses = data.frame(surface = c(450, 320, 280), price = c(12, 14, 6)), flats = data.frame(surface = c(45, 89, 63), price = c(4, 6, 9))) I achieve to display "m^2" using an expression, for (type in c('houses', 'flats')){ p <- ggplot(aes(x = surface, y = price), data = data[[type]]) + geom_point() + xlab(expression(paste('surface of this type /', m^{2}))) } p but when I try to add the variable in the label, the following, of course, does not

I'm writing a piece of code which deals with math variables and indices, and I'd need to print subscripts and superscripts on a CLI, is there a (possibly cross-platform) way to do that? I'm working in vanilla C++. Note: I'd like this to be cross-platform, but since from the first answers this doesn't seem to be possible I'm working under MacOS and Ubuntu Linux (so bash). Thank you Since most CLIs are really only terminals (pretty dumb ones mostly but sometimes with color), the only cross-platform way I've ever done this is by allocating muliple physical lines per virtual line, such as: 2 f(x)