Hi,
I was trying to replicate the JazzCord chord symbols in Dorico 6 since we can now customize any chord we want, but I couldn’t seem to get the Lydian (Lyd.) and Phrygian (Phryg.) chord symbols to look like in the JazzCord font highlighted below:
Now, when I try to Promote Overridden Chord Symbol Appearance like below:
I get this:
The chord symbol I try to enter is : C Phryg. and C Lyd.
Maybe @FredGUnn could solve this as usual! 
Thanks a lot for your help.
I’ve played around with this a bit, but I don’t think the new editor fully supports editing modal chord symbols. I’m not quite sure about that yet. You can define a different popover command though. Here I’ve defined C whatever
to be C Phrygian
.
You could probably do similarly with JazzCord.
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Thanks @FredGUnn!
I actually prefer that chord font because I used to use it a while back alongside my own jazz fonts. It’s got all the well-arranged chord qualities and tensions. I think Finale Jazz SmufL font also has those JazzCord symbols. Maybe I should re-customize my doricolib file from scratch again… 
I found a quick fix! I selected ‘Modes and scales to lower case’ and now I can use the lowercase range from the JazzCord font.
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