FootNotes
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Goal
Provide support for footnotes and intra-page cross-references.
Solution
Attach:footnotes.php - PHP code
Attach:footnotes.zip - PHP code fixed for PmWiki 0.6.9
Adds the following markup to PmWiki/PmWiki:
[^this is the text of a footnote^] gets replaced by a numeric superscript [^#^] inserts the footnote texts, numbered sequentially [^#anchor^] looks for [[#anchor]] on the current page and copies the text from there to the end of the paragraph into the [^...^] position
Discussion
Add the line include_once("local/footnotes.php");
in the local.php file.
For example[^here is a footnote^].
The intra-page cross-reference variant is useful on FAQ pages. Use it as follows:
- write
Q:[[#q1]]text of question 1
, and so on - write
[[ThisPage#q1]] [^#q1^]
at the top of the page- this will display as
[1] text of question 1
- this will display as
- if the questions contain no wiki markup, write
# [[#q1 [^#q1^]]]
- this will display
text of question 1
as a link
- this will display
To see an example of intra-page links, visit http://wiki.lianza.org.nz/index.php/Main/WikiFAQ. It uses an experimental version of the footnotes script to generate a page table of contents.
- There are no footnotes in this example
Bugs
It does not work if you use base <href='[(approve links) edit diff]'> in the HEAD section of the page. The Links are all broken.
I had to change the line
$HTMLHeaderFmt
.= "<style type = 'text/css'>
to
$HTMLHeaderFmt
[] = "<style type = 'text/css'>
to get it to work with PmWiki 0.6.9 (and sanitised all the double backslashes) - Phil Randal, March 17, 2004
Revision History
- Released 19 August 2003
- Fixed for PmWiki 0.6.9 17 March 2004
See Also
- IncludePara
Contributors
- John Rankin
- Phil Randal
[^#^] here becomes:
--------
- here is a footnote
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