Sorry about the double-post, all... On 9/18/06, Tim Gossett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > There is no "uppercase" equivalent to some special characters. > > I believe Ara meant to say "superscript" instead of "uppercase"... > otherwise, his question would make no sense. > > If that is the case, Ara, you would need to wrap the character in a > div or span to be able to style it. The only way to style individual > characters (that are not wrapped in some other element) is to use a > psudeo-class like p:first-child. If your registered trademark happens > to be the last character of some parent element, then you might be > able to use parentElement:last-child to style the ® character. > Ara, it might just be easier to wrap ® in <sup> tags... that way, it'll look correct when CSS is turned off... that would put this thread off-topic, though.
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