registered sign

[charliewonkanob]

Does anyone know how to make a registered sign that is smaller and moves to the top of the last letter of a word? I have a registered mark on my page after Sansa, but I don't know how to make it smaller and move up to look like the one I have on the graphic using html. Any ideas?

https://maxwho.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?...S&Store_Code=M

Thank you!

[ryanbutler]

If I understand correctly, you'll have to go into your graphics editor and reduce the size of the registered symbol after the word Sansa.

[charliewonkanob]

When I just reduce the size, it keeps it at the bottom of the Sansa word. Do you know how I can get it to be at the top of the word Sansa to look like the graphic version I have? My header is a graphic but the bolded word Sansa is text in html.

Thanks!

[ryanbutler]

.style10 {font-size: 14px; vertical-align:top;}

[roondog]

<sup> tag should do it.

[charliewonkanob]

Thanks! The .style10 {font-size: 14px; vertical-align:top;} worked. It looks great!

[WebJoel]

I prefer the superscript ("^&reg;") method and not throw another class declaration onto the CSS (although to get the reduced font-size and any other styling, you'd have to do inline style anyway), but either would work and be fine.

[Light]

<sup> tag should do it.

I prefer the superscript ("^&reg;") method and not throw another class declaration onto the CSS (although to get the reduced font-size and any other styling, you'd have to do inline style anyway), but either would work and be fine.

The span element is probably a better choice; the sup element, like the font element, is presentational and conveys no semantic information. Of course, considering that the OP is using useless, unsemantic class names like “style16”, I guess the point is moot.