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I had a job in college that was basically keeping articles in a CMS for a couple of departments up to date. The only formatting I got was whatever I could do
by RandallBrown 6y ago
I had a job in college that was basically keeping articles in a CMS for a couple of departments up to date.
The only formatting I got was whatever I could do with HTML and CSS back in 2008. There was a sort of rich text editor you could also use, but it was really hard to make it do what you wanted.
- saagarjha 6y ago<sup>?
- kingbirdy 6y agoNot much, <sup> with you?
- 082349872349872 6y ago<ol> <rt>. <u>?
- sp332 6y agoThe <sup> HTML tag has been available just about forever. Firefox version 1 supported it and I can't find a version of IE that didn't.
- vesinisa 6y agoSeems to originate in HTML 3.2 (January 1997)
- tedunangst 6y agoCan also use the javascript .sup() function for post-html bloggers.
- munk-a 6y agoAt the same time, a lot of CMSes specifically block HTML input for security purposes - the article author may have had access to stripped down markdown or possibly a docx => html converter built into the CMS.