Chord Symbol

These function is there, but it does not work and in addition you have to go through many functions to get to it. The idea is to have these functions in view when entering the “Chord Symbol”.
However, there is no way for the user to set the “Font Size for Top Index and Bottom Index”.
There is also no typing (letters/numbers/characters) above and below the function, as in the attached image.
Evenly: one under the other.

It is very important that the “Chord Symbol” function, with all the options (that I have listed), to work properly.
I consider it a priority in Mus

I explain exactly what it would look like to enter a chord symbol, with the addition of Index:
See what the Chord Symbols images look like in MuseScore Studio4.4, below in the appendix: Chords NO and Chords YES, and Chords
The first jpg image designation, “Chords NO”, is as in the original MuseScore introduces Chord Symbols. Underlined in red, in my opinion, are errors that should not be there, and the chord symbols look too long in this sequence.
The second jpg image, labeled “Chords YES,” is what I wrote about in the request for the new “Chord Symbol” feature (a function that is, but doesn't work). Corrected by Ctrl + L (Text), because here the Top and Bottom Index works well. For the Chord Symbol (Index just doesn't work)!
In my opinion, this is how entering chord symbols for notes and pauses should look, according to the order:
1. Ctrl + K (“Chord Symbol” for a given note or pause).
2. “Top Index (above)”, for entering, e.g., 7+9 (septimeter and nona)
3. “Bottom Index (below)”, for input, e.g. sus4 (thirds converted to fourths).
Evenly, one under the other, or manually moved.
4. font size for the Top Index (to improve character legibility for this index).
5. font size for Lower Index (to improve character legibility for this index).
These functions should be in view when entering the Chord Symbol.
This style of introducing chord symbols would be the most convenient.

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