Non-superscripted reference — is it possible?

  • Resolved oanishchik

    (@oanishchik)


    4 years, 9 months ago

    `Hello!

    If yes — how?
    As I understand, <sup> is part of the php, not css. Is it possible to change it not to interfere updates (i.e. w/o changing the php file)?
    I’d like the references to look like this, eg.: Text Reference. I can do this: Text [mfn referencenumber=”Reference”]Footnote[/mfn]. But the word Reference in this eg. would be superscripted. And I want to change it somehow. And then I apply come additional css to change this word’s appearance to differ from the main text.

    Best,

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  • Plugin Author prismtechstudios

    (@prismtechstudios)

    4 years, 8 months ago

    Hi @oanishchik ,

    You’re right, the <sup> element is part of the PHP and right now the HTML tag can’t be customized. However, you could use CSS to override the appearance of this element so it looks like normal text. This custom CSS should do the trick (you can enter this in the Settings > Modern Footnotes page for the custom CSS):

    
sup.modern-footnotes-footnote {
    vertical-align: baseline;
    font-size: 1em;
    position: static;
}

    You can add any other CSS into this rule as well to customize the appearance of the “Reference” text.

    Best,
    Sean

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