Comments & Footnotes font

[Frogologue]

Does anyone know how to increase the size of these footnotes to the right?

Going blind here
Thanks!

[r6d2]

AFAIK Inspector Footnotes don’t have a visual “zoom”, as the main editor window does. They get displayed as per their particular font size instead.

So to increase the size for newly created footnotes, changing the font size in Options/ Appearance/ Fonts/ General/ Inspector Footnotes will do.

Unfortunately, for existing notes, I’m afraid you’ll have to do it manually one by one.

Hope this helps!

[xiamenese]

@r6d2

AFAIK Inspector Footnotes don’t have a visual “zoom”, as the main editor window does. They get displayed as per their particular font size instead.

So to increase the size for newly created footnotes, changing the font size in Options/ Appearance/ Fonts/ General/ Inspector Footnotes will do.

Unfortunately, for existing notes, I’m afraid you’ll have to do it manually one by one.

Hope this helps!

On the Mac you can select a footnote — not its text — then do a "Select All”, then right click which gives you a dropdown providing “Convert to Default Formatting”. Does the equivalent not exist under Windows?

Mr X

Edited so that quoting was working … bizarre!

[cf13]

See this thread:

http://literatureandlatte.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=27752

[r6d2]

@xiamenese

@r6d2

Unfortunately, for existing notes, I’m afraid you’ll have to do it manually one by one.

On the Mac you can select a footnote — not its text — then do a "Select All”, then right click which gives you a dropdown providing “Convert to Default Formatting”. Does the equivalent not exist under Windows?

Yes, it does. But it has a reported bug: it won’t keep the change unless you edit the footnote or comment, which you can only do one by one.

[xiamenese]

@r6d2

@xiamenese

@r6d2

Unfortunately, for existing notes, I’m afraid you’ll have to do it manually one by one.

On the Mac you can select a footnote — not its text — then do a "Select All”, then right click which gives you a dropdown providing “Convert to Default Formatting”. Does the equivalent not exist under Windows?

Yes, it does. But it has a reported bug: it won’t keep the change unless you edit the footnote or comment, which you can only do one by one.

Ah, OK. Hope they squash it soon for all your sakes!