Superscript issue with spacing

[Anonymous]

Hello. I have inserted a superscript to cite a source used in an email. As a result, the line spacing is being impacted. Instead of the usual single spacing, the superscript has added an additional spacing to the line of text.

Is there a way to make this spacing less signficant? My eyes get drawn to the extra spacing and unless I remove the superscript I can't seem to get rid of the extra spacing in between the lines. 

[Michelle_Tizian]

Hi Esther, I don't think there's a way to fix the superscript space. The only way is not to have the superscript. Unless I'm wrong.

[Anonymous]

The superscript is adding more space for the line in order to accomodate the distance from the normal font.  Do you need to use this for the source?  Adding in a link to the source (or a footnote hosted on your page) would give you information about who is engaging with the content and would be less intrusive.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the tips! Do you know if there is a way to get the superscript to render correctly in the TXT version? Right now, it shows up right next to the sentence instead of been raised above it (ie automation1).

[Anonymous]

Superscript typically uses an html tag, so there isn't a clear way to adjust this in the TXT version.

[Anonymous]

To get the spacing closer to correct, you may want to use a span style indicating smaller text in your coding before the superscript copy and close it after the copy, that will decrease the line spacing.