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I love QOwnNotes and and use it for all my personal note taking. I'd like to try using it to write my essays, however when I write, I need to add source numbers after pieces of information. Usually I would put the source number of the information surrounded by square brackets in superscript.
Describe the solution you'd like
Simple syntax to write superscript and subscript, for example typing the caret symbol before and after text for superscript (example: ^superscript text here^).
Describe alternatives you've considered
I have tried linking that specific piece of information to a heading in a different note, however the syntax for this visually distracts from the rest of the essay while writing and is also cumbersome to add while writing.
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There is nothing in (proper) Markdown to support that, so the md4c library, used for the preview, isn't support that.
But the QTextBrowser widget of the preview is supporting the <sup> HTML tag, so you could either just use this or write a script in QOwnNotes that converts some special syntax of your choosing to a <sup> tag in the preview with https://www.qownnotes.org/scripting/hooks.html#notetomarkdownhtmlhook.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I love QOwnNotes and and use it for all my personal note taking. I'd like to try using it to write my essays, however when I write, I need to add source numbers after pieces of information. Usually I would put the source number of the information surrounded by square brackets in superscript.
Describe the solution you'd like
Simple syntax to write superscript and subscript, for example typing the caret symbol before and after text for superscript (example: ^superscript text here^).
Describe alternatives you've considered
I have tried linking that specific piece of information to a heading in a different note, however the syntax for this visually distracts from the rest of the essay while writing and is also cumbersome to add while writing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: