Description: I cannot select/change the size of numbers (letters?) in the anchor of a reference = endnote, e.g. full size "this is my reference [1]". I tried many steps and envoked tabs related to such a function suggested on the web. I was able to change the anchor size of numbers in the reference section, although I don't know how it happened. Steps to Reproduce: 1.tab: Insert 2.select: Footnote and Endnote 3.select: Footnote or Endnote 4.leave on: Automatic 5.select: Endnote 6.Enter Actual Results: 1. Jump into my reference section = Endnote 2. The number within the Endnotes size is created w/o my choice 3. cick on anchor and return to text 4. the resulting in-text reference anchor is of small size I cannot change Expected Results: 1. At point 4. in Actual results I should be able to determine the size of the displayed anchor number - OR - 2. I should be able to select at some other option what size and stype the Endnotes should be. 3. It seems (?) the same hppens with Footnotes. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: I have observed this property for many years as different users and checked on the web repeatedly for a solution. The suggested solutions seem not to address this particular limitation. Version: 7.5.0.3 Build: c21113d003cd3efa8c53188764377a8272d9d6de Environment: CPU threads 8 User Interface: UI render: default: VCL: gtk3 Locale: de-DE (en_US.UTF-8): UI: en-US Misc: Calc: threaded
I should add: I have been using RHEL throughout the years. Now I am at RHEL 8.7.
I think this isn't a bug: the way to change these fields' formatting is by modifying the corresponding character style, in this case "Endnote anchor" and "Endnote characters". These styles can be found in the Styles sidebar, Character styles icon. Right-click > Edit style... and modify its characteristics. Regarding the numbering style, go to Tools > Footnotes and Endnotes. You can even change the associated styles in that dialog. Does that cover what you were after, Wolfram?