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Originally Posted by Sargont
Thanks, but I have minutely checked the Times New Roman character / symbol table in Word, and found that the letter aleph has "common" version with Unicode 2135, and the Hebrew alphabet is Unicode 05D0.
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In the screenshot, the line highlighted in blue has the aleph in Hebrew alphabet.
Thank you as well.
regards
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Sorry if I wasn't specific enough. I meant pasting the code into the forums using [CODE][/CODE] (when you are writing your post in the Advanced Reply, the button looks like a #):
Code:
<p class="equation">Example e = mc<sup>2</sup></p>
Or just creating a little EPUB to show off the problem and attaching it to a post so others can test the problem much easier.
There are a whole lot of things that could have been the problem here:
It could be you used the wrong character (which seems to be the case, as pdurrant and Doitsu pointed out).
It could actually be a bug in Sigil.
It could be you had the EPUB's or HTML's lang marked improperly. Or you accidentally had CSS "direction: rtl;" somewhere.
Could have been invisible Unicode characters lurking in your code.
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Originally Posted by Doitsu
That's indeed the correct character, however, most standard fonts don't contain it. Sargont will also have to embed a suitable font, e.g. DejaVu Sans or Linux Libertine. |
Or the STIX Fonts:
http://www.stixfonts.org/
That font probably includes every single maths character you would ever need. (It is one of the few that also handles actual OpenType Math.)