Footnotes

Step 1: Create a footnote

1. Identify the text that you want to add additional information or a citation to.
2. Add the footnote number at the end of your text.
3. Highlight the footnote number.
4. Click Format > Superscript in the editor toolbar.

Step 2: Create the footnote section

To separate the footnote section from the rest of the content:

1. Navigate to the bottom of the page or content section.
2. Click Format > Page break to add a horizontal line.
3. Add your footnote's reference underneath the page break line.
   Make sure to reference the original number of the footnote.

Step 3: Link the footnote and its reference

1. Highlight the footnote number at the end of your text.
2. Click the Link button or use Ctrl+K to open the link modal.
3. Delete all text in the Link to: field.
4. Click Save Link to create a blank link.
5. In the editor toolbar, click View > Source.
6. In the source code, find the<a> tag for the link.
7. Modify the href property based on your own naming conventions.
   In the example below, fn1 stands for footnote 1.
8. Add an id to the <a> tag.
9. The final link should look something like this in Source mode:
   

   <a href="#fn1" id="rf1" title=""><sup>1</sup></a>
   

1. A footnote is a note placed at the bottom of a page that it is on or cites a reference for a designated part of the text.

2. Often, the most interesting information is found in the footnotes.