Creating subscript

Background

Starting point

The procedure in this topic assumes Skribenta is installed and configured for normal operation, and:

You have logged into Skribenta.
You are assigned to one of the following user roles: content provider, technical writer or administrator.
You have selected the workspace you want to work in.
A content file or a configuration file is created in the workspace.
You have browsed to and opened the file in the Workspace view or the Publications view.
The file has an XML element that can contain text, such as a paragraph, a title, or a table caption.

Your need

You need to create text in subscript in your file content.

The possibility

It is possible to create text in subscript in your file content. Text in subscript is represented by a phrase element with the class attribute set to subscript.

About this task

What you will learn

This instruction tells you how to create text in subscript in a content or configuration file.

The result

Typing text in subscript

This is the file content before typing text in subscript:

This is the file content after typing text in subscript in the body part:

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Making existing text subscript

This is the file content before making existing text subscript:

This is the file content after making existing text subscript in the body part:

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Overall steps

Open the file, then type new text in subscript or make existing text subscript in the file.

Time

Less than 1 minute

Procedure

Typing text in subscript

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1. Make sure that the step(s) in section "Starting point" (see section "Background" above) are performed.

2. In your file content, put the caret where you want to create subscript text.

3. On the top toolbar, click Format > Sub.

A paragraph element containing an empty phrase element with the class attribute set to subscript is created.

4. Type your text in the phrase element.

Alternative procedure: Making existing text subscript

In the shown images, the XML tags are visible. To show XML tags, see Turning XML element tags on or off.

1. Make sure that the step(s) in section "Starting point" (see section "Background" above) are performed.

2. In your file content, select the text that you want to make subscript.

3. On the top toolbar, click Format > Sub.

The selected text is placed inside a phrase element with the class attribute set to subscript.