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Posted by JWS on 07/03/07 18:05
Nik Coughlin wrote:
> joesplink wrote:
>> I have a web page with not-equal sign ... in the expression F
>> <ne> MA where the <ne> is an actual not-equal sign at
>>
>> www.berkeleyscience.com/relativity.htm
>>
>> Works fine for IE. However I just discovered it doesn't work
>> for Firefox.
>>
>> How to get a not-equal sign that works for both ?
Set the charset of your page to UTF-8 (a good idea anyway), and
use the UTF-8 character for 'not equal' (≠, a.k.a. U+2260).
If you have further mathematical ambitions, and want to show
partial derivatives, fractions, whatever, you could consider using
ASCIIMathML.js; see for an example my page
http://www.jw-stumpel.nl/bounce.html
(see, especially, the 'MATHML' box at the beginning).
Unfortunately this works (at the moment) only in Windows and in
Fedora's version of Firefox, not in other Linuces AFAIK (but I may
be wrong). Dunno about Mac.
Regards, Jan
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