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My symbols box has only the superscript numbers 1, 2 & 3 to choose from.
How do I use superscript numbers greater than 3, for writing containing more citations?
I have the Minimum theme, and have the custom design upgrade.
The blog I need help with is envisagedcity.com.
Hello there,
Your theme is a premium theme and we Volunteers answering questions on this forum have no knowledge of how they are designed to operate. When you purchased your premium theme what came with that purchase was support directly from the theme designer in the Premium Theme Support Forum. When you purchased the custom design upgrade you also purchased Staff support. There is a link for the specific Premium Theme support forum under Appearance -> Themes in your blog’s Dashboard
panaghiotisadam,
Thanks, but when I type the code in the html format, per the advice on your link, the entry throws the adjacent line spacing out by about half a line space?
I have followed timethiefs advice (above) and sent question directly to Help, but have had no reseponse?
Which code? I've got more than one.
<sup>TEXT HERE</sup>
I simply typed it into where I needed them in the html version of my blog.
The superscripts worked, but the adjacent lines of writing were thrown out by half a line space.
I could give you a fully customizable inline CSS alternative, but since you've got the Custom Design upgrade you can style the sup tag any way you like once for all (you can adjust the line height, the font-size, the vertical displacement etc.). You can post this request in the CSS forum: users who've bought the CD upgrade are entitled to staff support.
Looks like I should move this thread to the CSS forum.
Still in the dark here.
The code typed in the html of my writing gives me the additional superscript digits, but the new problem is that it throws the line spacing out on adjacent lines, by about half line space.
Am I doing the right thing?
Can you point us at an example on your site?
It's ocurring throughout an unpublished draft - superscripts 1 to 8.
I don't think I can make this draft public.
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andrewjfeeney
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