[ChrisP]

How can I make the chord extensions looks like in the realbook? I'm using a Lenovo Tab 12 running Android 15. My Mobilesheets Pro Version is 3.9.33.

[Zubersoft]

There are a couple of ways to achieve that. One of the simplest is just to change which font is used. If you go into the advanced settings for your ChordPro file, you can change the "All Sizes" settings to use "Campania" for the font. That font supports superscript characters for chords. You can also try out the Jazz font. If neither of those works for you, you'd have to use the pango markup syntax to apply superscript to the parts of the chords you want to change, such as 

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Mike

[ChrisP]

Thanks

[ChrisP]

There are a couple of ways to achieve that. One of the simplest is just to change which font is used. If you go into the advanced settings for your ChordPro file, you can change the "All Sizes" settings to use "Campania" for the font. That font supports superscript characters for chords. You can also try out the Jazz font. If neither of those works for you, you'd have to use the pango markup syntax to apply superscript to the parts of the chords you want to change, such as 

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Mike

Hey Mike, I'm inside the grid section {start_of_grid} ... {end_of_grid}. So I'm not using the [] for chords. the <sup> or <span rise="5pt"> doesn't work here. Any ideas?   Chris

[itsme]

Changing the font works in both [] chords and in chord grids.
<sup> is Pango syntax. Alas Pango formatting is not available within chord grids. This is not a limitation of MobileSheets, it's also not (yet) supported by ChordPro itself, so first of all Sciurius would need to add that to the ChordPro standard. 
Btw. I would also appreciate being able to apply Pango to chord grids.