[Forum] italics for note numbers?

Proofreading first-pass pages for a publisher and a question has come up. When a note number follows italicized text, is the number italicized too? Or are note numbers always roman superscript?

[Forum] RE: Bilingual Writing

I think it is helpful to read the exact wording of the CMOS recommendation: http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/16/ch07/ch07_sec049.html It is not simply a blanket rule that first uses of the foreign word are italicized and all others [i]must[/i] be romanized, but only if the foreign word is repe

[Forum] Should a series of a work of art be italicized?

I haven't been able to find a definitive answer to this. When adding the title of a work of art + the series, what parts should be italicized? Example: Central Park, from the Orange and Black Series Is the whole thing in italics? Is the "from the" and "series" not italics? Many thanks in

[Forum] RE: Italicize legal case name reference when used as a verb?

D'oh! Sorry about MW, thanks for that. I probably would never have noticed the italics used for the subject word if italics weren't something I was actively looking for.  I was planning on keeping "Miranda" italicized (in spite of the reply from two years ago) just as my client, a former prosecut

[Forum] RE: Italicize a Whole Possessive Proper Noun?

[quote='heyjude' pid='13597' dateline='1376748710'] [quote]Posted by Pixna - August 11, 2013 12:15 PM I'd say that flow trumps correctness here. [/quote] Correctness here is italicizing everything. Y'all are misunderstanding 7.28, which is talking about italicized terms that are italicized bec

[Forum] Edition numbers italicized?

Do edition numbers of a publication get italicized? If we spell out "sixteenth edition," do we cap it as I've done below? [I]The Chicago Manual of Style[/i], Sixteenth Edition, is a great reference guide for all writers. Thank you.

[Forum] Formatting name of fleet of ships

In the case of a single ship, I know the name of the ship is italicized. Does this also apply to a group of ships? My client's sentence is as follows: . . . before being shipped to market via McMillin’s very own fleet of ships called [i]Roche Harbor Transport[/i]. I'm thinking it should be r

[Forum] RE: Italicization of ship classes

It should be italicized.  The class is named after a named ship, and ship names are italicized.

[Forum] Italicized dialogue, quotation marks

I looked at some passages in Hemingway's [i]The Old Man and the Sea[/i] and the dialogue in italicized Spanish is enclosed in roman quotation marks. What's good enough for [i]Papa[/i] is good enough for me.

[Forum] RE: Punctuation and italics

Thanks, RG. That was my initial thought too, but I couldn't reconcile it with CMOS 6.6: "As with parentheses and brackets, when a sentence or phrase in quotation marks appears on a line by itself, the quotation marks are usually in the same font as the sentence or phrase." I took that to mean tha