[textile] Footnotes in textile

tc03 · 2008-01-24 02:32:56

I am having problems using footnotes in textile. I can get the [1], [2] etc to work, but the corresponding fn1., fn2. etc at the bottom of the page do not work. Also, rather than giving them an id of 1, 2 etc, they give long alpha-numerical ids.

jm · 2008-01-24 02:35:59

An example would be nice ;). It’s intentional to give the footnotes long ids – it ensures it’s unique, and it’s valid (id=1 is invalid).

Last edited by jm (2008-01-24 02:36:52)

tc03 · 2008-01-24 02:49:46

Here is an example footnote and end-ref.

By Manuel Yang (University of Toledo)
 
 
 
Footnote, here.¹
When Yoshimoto Taka’aki published Gengo ni totte bi to wa nanika (What is Beauty for Language) in 1965 after its serialization on the pages of the New Left journal ShikM that he co-founded and edited many of Yoshimoto’s ardent readers among the Japanese radical student movement, expecting a political directive for the m…-. Jicho o kataru. Tokyo: Rocking On, 2007.
Yoshimoto Takaaki ga kataru sengo 55-nen: sengo bungaku to gengo-hyMgen ron.. Vol. 2. Tokyo: SankM-sha, 2001.
fn1.footonote.

Now the top works but the bottom gives me nothing.

Mary · 2008-01-24 03:30:57

I just tested the following, and it works fine:

_By Manuel Yang (University of Toledo)_

Footnote, here.[1]

When Yoshimoto Taka'aki published _Gengo ni totte bi to wa nanika_ (_What is Beauty for Language_) in 1965 after its serialization on the pages of the New Left journal _ShikM_ that he co-founded and edited many of Yoshimoto's ardent readers among the Japanese radical student movement, expecting a political directive for the m...-. _Jicho o kataru_. Tokyo: Rocking On, 2007.

Yoshimoto Taka'aki ga kataru sengo 55-nen: sengo bungaku to gengo-hyMgen ron_.. Vol. 2. Tokyo: SankM-sha, 2001.

fn1. Footnote goes here

colak · 2008-01-24 09:36:21

tc03, I think that you need to have another linebreak before fn1. footnote and a space before footnote

And my question re footnotes:) Is there a reason that textile produces such a strange (to me anyway) anchor? ie http://forum.textpattern.com/viewtopic.php?id=25744#fn170758505647985c7c1b4fd

Wouldn’t it be better if to could just produce
http://forum.textpattern.com/viewtopic.php?id=25744#fn1 ?

Last edited by colak (2008-01-24 09:39:57)

Mary · 2008-01-25 19:46:05

Yiannis: Think about article lists, where each article has a footnote #1.

colak · 2008-12-17 10:26:03

Pinky,

you can adjust the height with a simple css rule

.footnoteclass p
{ 
line-height: .7
}

colak · 2008-12-17 12:52:07

hi pinky, do you have a url we could look at?

whocarez · 2010-10-31 18:45:01

Hello,
I´ve a strange problem with textile footnotes in Textpattern 4.2.0

[1]
fn1. footnote

gives me a footnote link /#fn15540204754ccdb4d6b8346 like this. So the link lacks the article-link and the footnote-link directs to the main side.

I think it has something to do with the url scheme, because before I changed the scheme, it worked: it works id_title.
Any hint?

Last edited by whocarez (2010-10-31 18:45:40)

whocarez · 2010-11-19 11:56:53

I solved it.
The problem is <base href="http://domain" />
Hint is from here: http://forum.redaxo.de/sutra53329.html (german)

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