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319 319 || Here's some superscript: a^^2+1^^ ||
320   || And here's some subscript too: avv2kvv ||
  320 || And here's some subscript too: a,,2k,, ||
321 321 || I love acronyms: (?WYTIWYG What You Think Is What You Get?) ||
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326 326 ?| Embedding HTML within tables |?
327 327 || Here's some superscript: a^^2+1^^ ||
328   || And here's some subscript too: avv2kvv ||
  328 || And here's some subscript too: a,,2k,, ||
329 329 || I love acronyms: (?WYTIWYG What You Think Is What You Get?) ||
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332 332 ===Adding a touch of style===
333 333 The table markup introduces a new [[TableMarkupReference style selector]]. CSS style options can be added to any element by enclosing them within **single braces**, right before the element content, e.g.:
334   ##""||""{''style options''}Element content""||""##
  334 ##""||""{''style options''} Element content ""||""##
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336 336 For example, to render a cell with **red background** and **white text color**, you can do the following:
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