Open nic-hartley opened 4 years ago
After a quick glance, it appears sub
will be broken in the same way. It'd be as simple a fix -- sub { ... vertical-align: sub; ... }
instead of sup
/super
, but otherwise identical (with the same alternative option of just removing sub
from the reset).
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This is still an issue, as far as I know. It would be nice to get it fixed so I can use superscript on Slate.
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Yeah, I've given up on this issue and the theme itself. Might submit a PR for Hacktoberfest, even though I'm now rolling my own.
Thanks @nic-hartley -- your suggestions fixed my headache around superscripts!
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sigh
Disappointing to see how completely GitHub ignores issues which are trivially fixed, and it makes me wonder what other issues are being casually ignored.
I wanted to include superscript (
<sup></sup>
) in some text. The tag itself carries through, as expected, but the Slate theme includes this CSS reset (removed the other tags it affects, which AFAICT is all of them):There's no corresponding re-setup for
sup
, so it ends up just looking like normal text.One fix would be to add this to the bottom of the stylesheet:
...but of course that might need tweaking to fit better in the theme. I dunno, I'm not an artist. I just want my footnotes.
Another would be to remove
sub
from the reset, which would apply the browser-default styling.