a thoughtful use of digital
LibreWriter doesn’t provide (so far) a smart way to set a “styled” space between the number of a footnote and the text (of that footnote).
Therefore you should add a (or more than) space in each footnote. But it would be a bad way to solve the problem.
A workaround can be to set the footnote characters (in styles) with a) a border (with an invisible color, such a s white over a white background) and b) a right padding. You can see in the following image:
A very useful feature of espanso (a text expander also for wayland) is the possibility to convert the clipboard content to lowercase (with ::low) or to uppercase (with ::up).
To get include command working you should avoid an absolute path: i.g. not
http://somepath/somefileBut, i.g.:
../somepath/somefile2) In localhost it would be possible this workaround:
$yourvariablepath = realpath($_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] . "/a/path");But this doesn’t work in remote.
3) Another workaround to include a content from a file in another absolute path could be the object tag:
<object data=”your-file-even-on-another-server” />
But an object in another page is an island, a stranger “guest”, without any sharing with the “host” page.
4) Another way (for short text) is to use javascript.
To mean one letter, such as ‘a’ or ‘G’, you can use [A-z].
I.g. if you want find any occurrence of strings such as 7956A, 5476H, 3865V, you can use
\d\d\d\d[A-z]