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11 years ago

Remember me complaining that there is no way to have a degree sign on GardenWeb? It became a source of irritation to me since I'd like to comment on the weather once in awhile. Copy a degree sign from elsewhere are use the Alt code (Alt+248) and GW will mess your post up something crazy!

Well, there's a way to do it and Albert over in the test forum has the answer!

Here it is . . . use the superscript "o" . . . Watch: This text contains superscript text.

What do you do? Use o without the spaces. So, 32 degrees looks like:

32o!

Steve
now don't ask me how this is easier than typing "degrees" -- okay?

Comments (4)

david52 Zone 6
11 years ago
Me? I just use '32 F' and '0 Canadian'.
digit
Original Author
11 years ago
3232323232o

digitS!

I am editing this post using GW's new editing feature!

This post was edited by digit on Thu, Nov 29, 12 at 12:36
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highalttransplant
11 years ago
Like a kid with a new toy : )
mstywoods
11 years ago
Loveit Digit!

Marj :^)

Weeeee, new toys ARE fun :D

This post was edited by mstywoods on Sun, Dec 2, 12 at 8:04

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