Open astreater opened 3 years ago
This was raised from a Whitehall publisher query: https://govuk.zendesk.com/agent/tickets/4455960
as discussed a workaround for the time being is to use unicode characters
either ₂
, ₃
and ³
as part of the text like ELV SO₂ (mg/m₃) at 3% O₂
or copy ₂, ₃ and ³ to clipboard and use like "ELV SO2 (mg/m3) at 3% O2"
As a content publisher publishing tables of mathematical or scientific data, I need to be able to format characters as superscript and subscript in table headers so that I can express chemical and mathematical symbols.
Quite a specific use case but for things like mg/m3 or SO2, govspeak doesn't seem to allow this in headers.
Example:
The desired output is something like the below:
Raised on behalf of Esther Woods (Content Designer): https://gds.slack.com/archives/CAB4PSQKW/p1612529109158600