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I see you tried to do superscript. On Lemmy, the word needs to be surrounded by carets like so:
^word^
^Continue^ ^in^ ^browser^
^Continue^ ^in^ ^browser^
Are you, by any chance, shaped like a paperclip?
That did nothing to change anything in what I can see. No superscript at all.
Best I know is this: https://join-lemmy.org/docs/users/02-media.html
If you meant the repeated text at the end, that's inline code, it's meant to show how that was done. If you see extra carets for example ^in^ ^here^, then yes, that's not meant to be like that.
I only use the Web UI, since everything renders as expected. Mainly embedded video, audio and buttons.
This is what I mean by "buttons": In the web UI, you can just click it, and it opens a website.