SUBSCRIPT LIBREOFFICE HOW TO

I like 67% of the font size as it is easier to read. SUPERSCRIPT > Create new character style with the superscript settings required. CREATE THE STYLES > Open a blank document One advantage of LibreOffice is the ease of customising it. I hope the outline and keywords can be of help. I’d offer a more step by step answer, but it took me a long time to piece this together on different days, and I can’t easily reproduce all of the web pages I looked at for instructions. And the template has whatever text I didn’t erase.

SUBSCRIPT LIBREOFFICE HOW TO

But I still haven’t figured out how to create a new template that has no text in it AND preserves the default font size (12 pt) instead of the font size I happened to originally save my template as. I had to create a new template and make that the default template, otherwise it reverted to the standard defaults without access to the new styles and bindings. It worked great for the current document, but then none of the new styles or bindings automatically applied to new documents. I also created a keybinding for the default style so that I could turn off subscript or superscript with keyboard shortcuts. So I created new styles with the subscript and superscript sizes and offsets that I wanted, and made new keybindings for them. As you did, I found directions to search for a particular kind of formatting and replace all text with that format, and directions to create new styles and save them. As best I can tell there is no way to change the default subscript/superscript size.

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