I want to use the HTML editor so that I can add some Greek letters and maths symbols. I can not find the option anywhere.
You can paste html but there is no editor.
What do you mean paste HTML?
For example, if I want to write 5 to the power of 2. In write “52” in an html editor else where, then I copy and paste the display (which shows 5^2), it just shows “52” on AF.
ask s2k (nicely) he knows how to do it
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Could you please answer my enquire.
Thanks.
You can directly apply HTML codes to a comment section, you don’t need any third-party tools.
5<sup>2</sup> gives 52.
VoilĂ !
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Yeah, it can be tricky! On many forums, the HTML or rich-text editor isn’t always visible by default.
Look for:
- A “Toggle HTML editor” button (often looks like
<>or “Source”) - A “Use advanced editor” link
- A “Full editor” option below the text box
If you still don’t see it, check if the site uses a specific extension or plugin for Greek/math symbols — some platforms use built-in equation editors or require special tags like [math]...[/math].
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S2000magician showed above how to use HTML
In addition to that, he’s also the expert at doing math here.
There’s something very like tex/latex here, and you put a dollar sign either side of the math.
e.g. e^{-x^{2}/2}, \log\frac{\sin x}{\tan x}, N(-d_{1})
Without the dollar signs either side, those were e^{-x^{2}/2}, \log\frac{\sin x}{\tan x}, N(-d_{1})
That can do Greek letters also, e.g. \alpha or \gamma with a dollar sign either side \alpha+\gamma