Changes between Version 29 and Version 30 of FootNoteMacro


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Timestamp:
Apr 24, 2014, 2:52:04 PM (10 years ago)
Author:
Ryan J Ollos
Comment:

Revert changes to example since they were confusing and made it difficult to interpret.

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  • FootNoteMacro

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    7575== Example ==
    7676
    77  1. Here are the footnotes assembled from this page by using `[[FootNote]]`:
    78     [[FootNote]]
    79  2. Here is some wiki markup that will exercise all the functionality of the macro.
    80     {{{
    81 * Testing out the !FootNoteMacro[[FootNote(Here is the first footnote)]].
     77Here are the footnotes assembled from this page by using `[[FootNote]]`:
     78
     79[[FootNote]]
     80
     81----
     82
     83Here is some wiki markup that will exercise all the functionality of the macro.
     84{{{
     85Testing out the !FootNoteMacro[[FootNote(Here is the first footnote)]].
    8286This will be a good test to exercise all of its
    8387functionality[[FootNote(Here is the second footnote)]].
    8488And now I'll add an identical footnote and refer to the first footnote
    85 again[[FootNote(Here is the second footnote)]]^,^[[FootNote(1)]].
     89again[[FootNote(Here is the second footnote)]][[FootNote(1)]].
    8690
    8791[[FootNote]]
     
    9397and print just the one that have been generated since the start of the second paragraph.
    9498Just for good measure I'll try referring to some footnotes in the first paragraph
    95 again[[FootNote(1)]]^,^[[FootNote(Here is the second footnote)]].
     99again[[FootNote(1)]][[FootNote(Here is the second footnote)]].
    96100
    97101[[FootNote]]
    98102}}}
    99     * Results:
    100       * Testing out the !FootNoteMacro[[FootNote(Here is the first footnote)]].  This will be a good test to exercise all of its functionality[[FootNote(Here is the second footnote)]]. And now I'll add an identical footnote and refer to the first footnote again[[FootNote(Here is the second footnote)]]^,^[[FootNote(1)]].
    101       * [[FootNote]]
    102       * Now that I've called the !FootNoteMacro to print all the footnotes[[FootNote(I did that in the paragraph above)]], I should be able to generate more footnotes[[FootNote(It would be really cool if this feature was integrated into the Trac core)]] and print just the one that have been generated since the start of the second paragraph. Just for good measure I'll try referring to some footnotes in the first paragraph again[[FootNote(1)]]^,^[[FootNote(Here is the second footnote)]].
    103       * [[FootNote]]
    104103
    105 {{{
    106 #!comment
    107 Screen capture of the output that is produced:
     104Testing out the !FootNoteMacro[[FootNote(Here is the first footnote)]].
     105This will be a good test to exercise all of its
     106functionality[[FootNote(Here is the second footnote)]].
     107And now I'll add an identical footnote and refer to the first footnote
     108again[[FootNote(Here is the second footnote)]][[FootNote(1)]].
    108109
    109 [[Image(FootNoteMacroExample.png)]]
    110 }}}
     110[[FootNote]]
     111
     112Now that I've called the !FootNoteMacro to print all the footnotes
     113[[FootNote(I did that in the paragraph above)]], I should be able to
     114generate more
     115footnotes[[FootNote(It would be really cool if this feature was integrated into the Trac core)]]
     116and print just the one that have been generated since the start of the second paragraph.
     117Just for good measure I'll try referring to some footnotes in the first paragraph
     118again[[FootNote(1)]][[FootNote(Here is the second footnote)]].
     119
     120[[FootNote]]
    111121
    112122== Recent Changes ==
     
    119129'''Maintainer:''' [wiki:rjollos rjollos] [[BR]]
    120130'''Contributors:''' [wiki:JoshuaH JoshuaH]
    121