Technically, footnotes.js and _print-notes.scss convert endnotes completely from kramdown footnotes to PrinceXML footnotes. Web, epub and app outputs will still use endnotes. Note that converting endnotes to footnotes only affects PDF output. To convert all endnotes to footnotes for an entire project (a repo, series or collection), specify this in _data/settings.yml. To create true bottom-of-page footnotes, as opposed to endnotes, use the same syntax as for endnotes above, but then add one of the following options to convert the endnotes to bottom-of-page footnotes. anywhere in the document (we recommend after the paragraph containing the footnote reference), put : Your footnote text here.Įndnotes – notes gathered at the end of each web page or book chapter – are the default.put a where the footnote reference should appear (the 1 there can be any numbers or letters, and should be different for each footnote in a document).To create them in markdown, follow the kramdown syntax for footnotes: In markdown these are usually called footnotes (because on the web they appear at the bottom of the web page). EndnotesĮndnotes appear at the end of a document (a web page or book chapter).

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