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→Latin, Hebrew, Greek, special characters for editing: At a minimum, the Latin, Hebrew, Greek, Arabic, etc., characters can be copied from elsewhere and inserted into any edit page.
I'm new to Conservapedia since yesterday. I surfed through only a couple of articles so far and in the Essay defending the King James Version I saw the quotation using Arabic characters. When I first edited the Introduction on my User Page I did not see anywhere a source for inclusion of different alphabetic fonts or special symbols such as the copyright sign, mathematical notation, and others for use in any article that might be written or needs correction or improvement. Some features are accessible in the row of icons at top of each Edit page. I looked at each of these with my cursor. Several of them are a huge improvement over Wikipedia. Edit pages here do not evidently present Latin, Hebrew, Greek, IPA, etc. characters for use in editing. If Conservapedia has this feature, similar to what is automatically presented at the bottom of Wikipedia's edit pages, please tell me: how do I access and use it? Is a special permission request required? Thanks. --[[User:Dataclarifier|Dataclarifier]] 10:31, 3 October 2014 (EDT)
I'm new to Conservapedia since yesterday. I surfed through only a couple of articles so far and in the Essay defending the King James Version I saw the quotation using Arabic characters. When I first edited the Introduction on my User Page I did not see anywhere a source for inclusion of different alphabetic fonts or special symbols such as the copyright sign, mathematical notation, and others for use in any article that might be written or needs correction or improvement. Some features are accessible in the row of icons at top of each Edit page. I looked at each of these with my cursor. Several of them are a huge improvement over Wikipedia. Edit pages here do not evidently present Latin, Hebrew, Greek, IPA, etc. characters for use in editing. If Conservapedia has this feature, similar to what is automatically presented at the bottom of Wikipedia's edit pages, please tell me: how do I access and use it? Is a special permission request required? Thanks. --[[User:Dataclarifier|Dataclarifier]] 10:31, 3 October 2014 (EDT)
:At a minimum, the Latin, Hebrew, Greek, Arabic, etc., characters can be copied from elsewhere and inserted into any edit page.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 11:00, 3 October 2014 (EDT)