How to style a superscript

[Greg]

I'm adding some text programmatically and then allowing the user to format it for their needs and saved it as a Word document.  In the text that I am programmatically adding I am adding some numbers as a superscript. Currently I turn those blue, then make them smaller to offset them from the main text.  But I really want them to be forced to the top of the line, not the bottom.  In Word I would just set them as superscript.

I have styles for these that is separate from the main text.  I was hoping I can just format their style in a way to either make them an actual superscript, or at least align them to the top to make them look like it.  I would prefer to make the superscript, as this will be exported as a Word document.

Do you have any documentation about how to control the styles for things like this, maybe how to add footnotes and other things as well?  The online documentation only shows various font formatting.  Does the RadRichTextBox allow any more formatting than what is detailed in the documentation?

[George]

Hi Greg,

Thank you for contacting us.

In RadRichTextBox you can set a text to SuperScript using the following line of code:

this.richTextBox.ChangeBaselineAlignment(Telerik.WinControls.RichTextBox.Model.BaselineAlignment.Superscript);

This will change the selected text's alignment.

I hope this helps. Let me know If there is anything else I can help you with.

Regards,
George
Telerik