This is the "Character panel" (a deck contains many panels, like a deck of cards) the Guide is referring to, not anything in the "Styles" sidebar as you thought. To access "the Character panel in the Sidebar", you need to first click the "Properties" icon instead of "Styles" on the sidebar (this is called "Properties Deck" and "Styles Deck" in LibreOffice terminology, BTW), then find "Characters" section in "Properties" sidebar, clicking on the plus sign to expand if necessary. The vulnerability, found by Cisco Talos researchers and tracked as CVE-2016-4324, affects the RTF parser in LibreOffice.
#SUPERSCRIPT LIBREOFFICE CODE#
I think there is nothing wrong with the Guide, you are just misunderstanding it. The developers of the open source office suite LibreOffice informed users this week that they have patched a vulnerability which could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code using specially crafted RTF files. > 'Superscript' or 'Subscript' in the Character panel. Select 'My Templates' in the Template Manager, and then click on the button 'Save'. > The problem with this is that there are no Character Styles named as Updated instructions for LibreOffice 4.0.x: The process is still as per tohuwawohu's answer, yet the specific steps have changed a little: To save as template, go to menu File > Save as template.
For more control, use the Character dialog." > and click the relevant buttons on the Formatting toolbar or the Character
Subscripts appear at or below the baseline, while superscripts are above. It is usually smaller than the rest of the text. > superscripts (using the default values for size and position), select them A subscript or superscript is a character (such as a number or letter) that is set slightly below or above the normal line of type, respectively. Open the context menu for the selected character and choose Character.
I haven't managed to find any better place to ask this question, if there. On page 88 of the Guide it states: "To change characters into subscripts or In the cell, select the character that you want to put in superscript or subscript. I know that LibreOffice Writer can facilitate subscripts and superscripts in ordinary, non-formula, textwhen I copy and paste such things from Microsoft Office Word 2007 documents LibreOffice Writer manages to accommodate them.
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