Hi,
Currently, if I type text[^1] then it is shown in the editor as a superscript – which I think is neat and looks nice. However, if I add another footnote such as text[^1][^2] or text[^1] [^2], it does not happen.
My apologies if this is the expected behavior or if it has already been reported.
Obsidian v: 0.7.3
Custom CSS: No
Are these actual footnotes or you want to use footnotes to obtain superscripts?
can you please post the whole paragraph in text (not screenshot)?
Ok, I think I understand your issue.
The preview works, the editor doesn’t recognize two footnotes back to back.
Yes – it works alright in the preview, just not rendered correctly in the editing mode. These are actual footnotes, but it didn’t really matter as far as the issue is considered. Thanks!
Necrobumping this topic since @Licat and i spoke about it on discord and it already exists here 
Obsidian v0.8.14
Custom CSS: no
[^1][^2] in a new note.[^1]: A
[^2]: B
[^1][^2] to be in superscript the same way a single footnote is formatted:
Renders correctly in preview:
If you add 2 blank spaces in between, both footnote references will be in superscript as expected:
I think it’d be more elegant if we don’t need to type additional spaces to have it appear as expected within the source view.
Type [^1] [^2] in a document:
They should be formatted as two separate footnote references, as on the second line.
Instead some weird formatting is happening.
v0.11.13
Ubuntu 18.04
Create note like this [^1][^2]
or like this [^1] [^2]
or like this [^1] [^2]
[^1]: a
[^2]: a
In all cases I would expect the [^1][^2] to render both as superscript in edit mode.
See screenshot, you need a minimum of two spaces, otherwise you won’t get superscripts
Big Sur
still the same issue in obsidian 0.13.14 with live preview
will be fixed in 0.13.15
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