Footnotes for WordPress 2010.0822 is now available(posted on 22 August 2010)

  • This is footnoted.[ref name="source1"]Source 1[/ref]

So is this.[ref name="source2"]Source[/ref]

And this one comes from the same source as the first.[backref name="source1"]


  • This is a test.[ref]Lewis (2000).[/ref]

<h3>Notes</h3>

[references class="compact" /]


    <p>This is a test.<sup>[<a href="#test-n-1" class="footnoted"
id="to-test-n-1">1</a>]</sup></p>

<h3>Notes</h3>
<ol class="compact">
<li class="footnote" id="test-n-1"><strong><sup>[1]</sup></strong> Lewis
(2000). <a class="note-return" href="#to-test-n-1">&#x21A9;</a></li>
</ol>


  • Test[ref]Source 1[/ref]

[references /]

Test 2.[ref]Source 2[/ref]

[references /]

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  1. Max says: /# 1:06 pm • 24 January 2011

    Hello, I’m using this plugin since a couple of weeks and it seems to work strange if I use the more-tag in a post.

    On Homepage a footnote is not converted and [ref]foobar[/ref] appears readable before the more-link. On article-page all footnotes are correct.

    I’m using the plugin Post Teaser, and if I dont use the more-tag, it cuts the post automatically after a few 100 words and one paragraph. but the problem from above does not appear.

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  2. Diana says: /# 2:27 pm • 3 March 2011

    I’m getting some strange behavior with footnotes, but I’m not sure if this is because of the update. I didn’t notice before.

    When using [references class="compact" /], my footnotes are double-numbered, like so:

    1. [1] footnote

    When using [references /] there is no issue at all…

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  3. The New Design says: /# 8:33 am • 23 February 2012

    […] 3, a pow­er­ful, no-cost web devel­op­ment tool. WordPress plu­g­ins being used include Footnotes for WordPress and wp-Typography, and the @fontface fonts were gen­er­ated by Font […]

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  4. benny powers says: /# 4:42 am • 24 April 2012

    Howdy! Excellent plugin, I rely on it heavily to keep my workflow going between authors, and it’s so simple to use! I’ve noticed a few issues, though:

    On most of my pages, the footnotes start from higher numbers than 1, see http://binyanhaolam.com/online-courses/festivals/pesach/cleaning-for-pesach/ http://binyanhaolam.com/online-courses/festivals/sefiras-haomer/laws-and-customs-of-the-omer-period/ http://binyanhaolam.com/online-courses/festivals/pesach/overview-of-the-mitzvos-of-seder-night/

    These are child pages, could that have something to do with it?

    As well, I disabled the popup bubble, as it was appearing several lines down from the cursor.

    Finally, notice the little extra space in the note references between the number and the closing bracket. Can that be removed? for that matter, I’ve never seen footnote references in brackets, why not just axe them?

    Cheers

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