Ascii and subscript/superscript (Question Set)
Submitted by hsnr_sl on Wed, 12/04/2019 - 09:02
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hello, a colleague wants to use the "question set" (multiple choise, fill in the blanks, mark the words, true/false question). she has to use physical formulas and greek letters, but h5p does not accept Ascii. she writes the letters in word and uses copy/paste to transfer them in H5P. is there an eaysier way? she has also problems with subscript and superscript. it seems, that you cannot use this in H5P?
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problems to show physical formulas in question set
otacke
Wed, 12/04/2019 - 14:37
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Hi hsnr_sl!I am a little
Hi hsnr_sl!
I am a little confused. What do you mean with "H5P doesn't accept ASCII"?
If you mean unicode: H5P supports any unicode character that's supported by your browser's font, but there's in fact no dedicated symbol selection tab or something similar. On Windows, you can enter unicode symbols as described at https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode#Microsoft_Windows.
If your colleague want's to use formula, she might be interested in using LaTeX: https://h5p.org/mathematical-expressions.
Cheers,
Oliver