https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=140211
--- Comment #5 from [email protected] --- (In reply to Jean-Baptiste Faure from comment #4) > (In reply to whosyvox from comment #2) > > [...] > > The steps to reproduce may indeed be faulty. My apologies. Here are steps > > that should reproduce: > > > > 1. Enter a cell with a number and ordinal suffix, e.g. '22nd' > > 2. Leave the cell (e.g. press enter or tab) > > 3. Re-enter the cell and attempt to append any further text to the cell, > > e.g. 'of March' > > > > The result will be that the newly appended text will gain the superscript: > > 22^nd ^of ^March > > > > This does not occur if you skip 2. and append the text directly after adding > > the suffix. e.g. entering '22nd of march' in a single operation yields: > > 22^nd of March > > There is no bug there. Because nd has gained the superscript, each character > that follows has the same format. It is the same thing in Writer. You just > forgot to type a space after nd before leaving the cell. > > This behavior is not linked to the date format. You can try with the words > "The 1st player". If you type (without the quotes) : > 1/ 'The 1st' > 2/ ' player' > you will get: 'The 1^st^ player' > > If you type: > 1/ 'The 1st ' > 2/ 'player' > you will get: 'The 1^st player' as expected. > > Best regards. JBF The issue is that if you leave a cell with the superscript applied on the last character then, on returning, /even/ if you then start with a space, all subsequent characters will be superscripted. e.g. The cell said '14th', you leave and rejoin, adding ' of july' results in the ' of july' also being subscripted. If you were to type '14th of july' without leaving/re-entering the cell, it will correctly remove the superscript from 'of july'. My point was that there's clearly some logic applied after typing a suffix to remove the superscripting, but this is not being applied if re-entering a cell. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4B_QfHKTw0 -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
