Subscript Problem
An apparent bug with Wikidot.com syntax makes a subscript of just "0" invisible. This code:
|| || **x** || **//x//** ||
|| **(zero)** || x,,0,, || //x//,,0,, ||
|| **1** || x,,1,, || //x//,,1,, ||
|| **2** || x,,2,, || //x//,,2,, ||
|| **3** || x,,3,, || //x//,,3,, ||
|| **k** || x,,//k//,, || //x//,,//k//,, ||
|| **00** || x,,00,, || //x//,,00,, ||
produces:
x | x | |
(zero) | x0 | x0 |
1 | x1 | x1 |
2 | x2 | x2 |
3 | x3 | x3 |
k | xk | xk |
00 | x00 | x00 |
The workaround I discovered was to specify the "0" as "raw" unparsed text. So:
**Invisible "0":** //x//,,0,, (regular syntax)
**Visible "0":** //x//,,@@0@@,, (making "0" unparsed)
produces:
Invisible "0": x0 (regular syntax)
Visible "0": x0 (making "0" unparsed)
Bold Invisibility
You may have noticed I wrote "(zero)" not "0" in the first column of the table.
While making the table I found that >>**0**<< produces »0« (you're presumably not seeing a bold zero).
Again, the workaround seems to be to mark 0 as unparsed:
**@@0@@**
producing 0.
(The same problem showed up trying to display just "0" in teletype text.)
page revision: 4, last edited: 09 Feb 2010 05:09