3.13 Skribe User Manual -- Footnote

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Markup index
3.1Building documents
3.1.1Document
3.1.2Author
3.2Sectioning
3.2.1Chapter
3.2.2Sections
3.2.3Paragraph
3.2.4Blockquote
3.3Table of contents
3.4Ornaments
3.5Line breaks
3.5.1Linebreak
3.5.2Horizontal rule
3.6Font
3.7Justification
3.8Enumeration
3.9Frame and color
3.9.1Frame
3.9.2Color
3.10Figure
3.10.1List of figures
3.11Image
3.11.1Image formats
3.12Table
3.12.1Table row
3.12.2Table cell
3.12.3Example
3.13Footnote
3.14Characters, Strings and Symbols
3.14.1Characters
3.14.2Strings
3.14.3Symbols


Chapters
1Getting Started
2Syntax & Values
3Standard Markups
4References and Hyperlinks
5Indexes
6Bibliographies
7Computer programs
8Standard Library
9Engines
10Editing Skribe Programs
11Skribe compiler
12Slide Package
13Standard Packages
14Getting Skribe configuration information
15List of examples

By default, footnotes appear at the bottom of the page that contains the reference to the footnote.

prototype
(footnote [:ident] [:class "footnote"] [:number] text...)
optionenginesdescription
:identhtml latex xml The node identifier.
:classhtml latex xml The node class.
:numberhtml The number of the footnote.
argumentdescription
text...The text of the footnote.
See also
document chapter section
Example:
[Scheme,(footnote [To be pronounced ,(char "[")Skim,(char "]")])
is a programming language,(footnote [And a great one!]).]
Ex. 17: A footnote

Produces:

Scheme1 is a programming language2.


1: To be pronounced [Skim]
2: And a great one!

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