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Last updated 2 years ago

You can add additional information to your text by using Footnotes.

The footnote text may appear appear

  • on the same block as the footnote (could be on a new line)

  • in a block below on the same level (sibling)

  • in a block below indented further (child)

  • in an unrelated block

How to Use Footnotes

To use footnotes, you add the footnote indicator ([^1]) at the end of your text. Further down the page, you add the footnote text for the marker (in this case, marker #1). For example:

  • This is a line of text notice how I add the footnote marker at the end [^1]. Ok great and now?

Where you want the footnote to appear, add:

  • [^1]: This is the footnote to the text above

Clicking on superscript 1 in the original text will navigate to the footnote. Clicking on the footnote will navigate back to the source text.