In some cases, when the superscript citation style is used, one needs to use the citation number “online”, i.e. not superscripted. This is even discussed by some journals, see e.g. Physical Review B: https://authors.aps.org/STYLE/ms.html#citations .
This is needed to avoid ambiguities, such as “they measured this to be 10^5 (Ref. [5])”, as opposed to “they measured this to be 10^5 ^5 ”
In Latex, this is realized by \cite and \onlinecite
From what I know, with Endnote one can do either one or the other (using/editing the style).
As a result, it is ugly: "they measured this to be 10^5 (Ref. ^5 )".
PS. This board doesn’t allow do <sup>5</sup> formatting!!! It strips away superscripts here. Why?!
How am I supposed to show super/subscripts here?
I guess Endnote doesn’t care about nice formatting.
BOO!
:robotmad: