[FL8] Subindices y superindices en textfield (html)

Buenas,
No se si alguien ha intentado alguna vez meter subindices y
superindices en
un campo de texto dinámico. En html se soportan los tags
<sup> y <sub> pero
flash no hace ni caso en estos campos.
Conocéis alguna forma de poder representar esto en un
campo dinamico?
Gracias y saludos

He estado investigando un poco respecto al tema y existen
varias posibles
"soluciones". Una de ellas es crear una fuente especial con
los numeros en
"superscript" o "subscript", y luego asignarle un
<font> con esta fuente al
caracter que queramos.
http://blog.ggshow.com/index.php/reference/2007/04/19/how_to_use_subscript_aamp_superscrip t_in
Otra solución es usar caracteres especiales de un
encoding estandar dado. El
2 que era el que me interesaba en este caso y el código
es "²". Esto se
asigna a un campo html dinámico y cuela :P
Podéis ver más codigos aquí:
http://www.zytrax.com/tech/web/entities.html
Un saludo
"forums.macromedia.com" <[email protected]>
escribió en el
mensaje news:fbm0st$2n1$[email protected]..
> Buenas,
>
> No se si alguien ha intentado alguna vez meter
subindices y superindices
> en un campo de texto dinámico. En html se soportan
los tags <sup> y <sub>
> pero flash no hace ni caso en estos campos.
>
> Conocéis alguna forma de poder representar esto en
un campo dinamico?
>
> Gracias y saludos
>
>

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