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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #864

Timestamp:

Jun 26, 2007, 6:21:46 AM (18 years ago)

Author:

Martin Kou

Comment:

Well... actually it is not an error to have such situation. Many will tell you that this is necessary. For example:

x<sup>B<sub>1</sub></sup>

The above is ok. Actually there is a limitation in the editor as it is not able to include a subscript inside another subscript!

But ok, we are not proposing a formula editor here... maybe the "switchable" approach is better?! Any thoughts?

I'm moving it to the Features Requests therefore.

Moved from SF. Original poster: fredck

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Ticket #864
- Property Cc Frederico Caldeira Knabben added
- Property Reporter changed from Martin Kou to virtimus@…

Ticket #864 – Description

-                      initial
+                      v1
 of execute function):
+{{{
 if (((this.Name=='Subscript') &&
 (!FCK.EditorDocument.queryCommandState('Subscript')))
 …
 FCK.ExecuteNamedCommand('RemoveFormat');
+}
+}}}
 and voila - subscript/superscript works fine ...