An underscore character (_) is used to separate a text for subscript style. You need to wrap the text inside a curly bracket to the group. Below is an example of how to write for a subscript text in the H5P text editor using a block LaTex syntax.

A hat character (^) is used to separate a text for superscript style. You need to wrap the text inside a curly bracket to the group. Below is an example of how to write for a superscript text in the H5P text editor using a block LaTex syntax.

LaTex uses serif fonts by default. However, you can modify the font styles with a specific command like assigning  \textsf command at the front of the text. Below is an example of how to change the font for the text in the H5P text editor using an inline LaTex syntax.

It is possible to write a scientific formula in the H5P text editor as well. Here is an example, you may refer to a 3rd party website for an online LaTex generator: [https://www.hostmath.com/](https://www.hostmath.com/)


Examples of LaTex notation