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Superscript/Subscript Implementation in Markdown (BB-8686)

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      I'd like to propose the addition of superscripts and subscripts to the flavour of markdown the Bitbucket uses. Since Bitbucket uses python-markdown, there's a plugin to enable superscripts with the markdown syntax of <superscript>.

      I'd suggest implementing subscripts as ^<subscript>^. Subscripts and superscripts are supported with Creole as the markup for wiki pages, but that support isn't there for markdown. It would really aid with writing technical wikis with footnotes.

            [BCLOUD-7512] Superscript/Subscript Implementation in Markdown (BB-8686)

            Katarína Lukácsy added a comment -

            After reviewing this issue, we determined that it was low priority and unlikely to be worked on in the near future. We appreciate your input, but want to be transparent about our decision to not fix this right now. 

            Katarína Lukácsy added a comment - After reviewing this issue, we determined that it was low priority and unlikely to be worked on in the near future. We appreciate your input, but want to be transparent about our decision to not fix this right now. 

            Victor Sluiter added a comment -

            See this issue, seems that at least sub and sup is supported.

            Victor Sluiter added a comment - See this issue , seems that at least sub and sup is supported.

            Eran Berkovitz added a comment -

            Will be highly appreciated. Thanks!

            Eran Berkovitz added a comment - Will be highly appreciated. Thanks!

            archie3d added a comment -

            Can we at least have the standard HTML <sub> and <sup> tags supported?

            archie3d added a comment - Can we at least have the standard HTML <sub> and <sup> tags supported?

            hbtpoprock added a comment -

            Have it been implemented yet?

            hbtpoprock added a comment - Have it been implemented yet?

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