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Currently, react-native-markdown-display does not support rendering <sub> and <sup> HTML tags or any markdown-equivalent syntax for subscripts and superscripts.
This is a limitation when trying to display scientific formulas like H₂O, math expressions like x², or even general footnote/superscript content.
Example Use Case:
Markdown input:
H<sub>2</sub>O or H~2~
x<sup>2</sup> or x^2^
Expected rendered output:
"H₂O" with 2 as subscript
"x²" with 2 as superscript
Suggestions:
Support <sub> and <sup> HTML tags inside markdown
OR allow a markdown extension like ~text~ for subscript and ^text^ for superscript