[Tracking and Superscript.]

I've unchecked Kearning, no effect.

Utilizing a minimal amount of tracking, just enough to try to tighten up some extra spacing.

The sample below I raised the tracking a lot to see what was moving and what was not. The tracking id being applied to the areas outside the <superscript>tags, but not those within

Am using 'tagged text' all my other tags are working.

 

<tracking newsize="100"><f name="Univers Condensed"><p override="true" br="false"superoffset="110"><superscript><z newsize="48">$</superscript></f><f name="Univers Condensed"><B><z newsize="122">2<p override="true" br="false"superoffset="50"><superscript><z newsize="72">49</superscript></f></B>

[Tracking and Superscript.]

I'm finding that changing the <tracking> of text has no effect when the characters in question are within <superscript> tags.

I'm using <tracking> in conjunction with <p>.

[Reordering Element Layers]

Is there a way to change the order of elements in terms of layers? I have an image that should appear on top of another image, but due to the order I created the frames in, it appears behind.

Is there an elegant solution to reordering frames or do I just need to be contentious of the order they are created in?

I'm creating the frames in Acrobat, not using InDesign.

 

Thanks