RE: Footnote question--font for number too big

[wkeppel <wkeppel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I haven't done this, but this would be the first thing I'd try, as in 
my experience one can often trick programs into creating styles they 
won't let you apply.

1. Create a character style sized  such that when you create a 
footnote from it, the number is the size you want. This isn't the 
style OF the footnote tag; it's a size of body text in which you 
INSERT the footnote.

2. Apply it the end of your chapter title, right after the last word. 
If necessary, create a blank space in the new format.

3. Now, with your insertion point in the new character style in the 
title, create the footnote. (If that doesn't work, try creating TWO 
spaces in the new format, and inserting the footnote between them.)

4. Delete any now-unneeded spaces.

HTH,
Wilma

>Sean Brierley wrote:
>>  I need to insert a footnote marker in a chapter title.
>>  It becomes the number 1, superscripted and inserts a
>>  footnote at the bottom of the page. That's fine.
>>
>>  The issue is I am required to make the number 1
>>  smaller. The number 1, which is superscripted at the
>>  end of the chapter title, is the same size font as the
>>  chapter title. I seem unable to apply a character tag
>>  to reduce the size of the superscripted number one.
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