Footnotes Material
Footnotes Material
Section titled “Footnotes Material”Syntax
Section titled “Syntax”| Form | Syntax | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| Reference | Text[^1] | Footnote call. |
| Definition | [^1]: Content | Bottom note. |
| Reuse | multiple [^id] | Same note. |
| Long | indented paragraphs | Multi-paragraph note. |
References
Section titled “References”Footnotes add precision without interrupting the reading flow.[^1]
A single sentence can contain several footnote calls, with numeric or named identifiers.[^2][^note-longue]
You can also reuse the same note in multiple places in the document.[^shared]
[^1]: Short note on a single line.
[^2]: Another short note declared with a numeric identifier.
[^shared]: Note reused by several references on the page.
[^note-longue]:
A long note can contain multiple lines as long as the content remains indented.
It can also contain a second paragraph and inline `code`.
Reusing a note
Section titled “Reusing a note”First reference to a shared note.[^shared]
This second reference points to the same note as the previous section.[^shared]
[^shared]: Note reused by several calls in the same example.
Footnote content
Section titled “Footnote content”Footnote content can be written on a single line[^1], or across several paragraphs when more context is needed.[^note-longue]
[^1]: Short note on a single line.
[^note-longue]:
A long note can contain multiple lines as long as the content remains indented.
It can also contain a second paragraph, a link to [MkDocs Material](https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/reference/footnotes/) and inline `code`.
Footnote content can be written on a single line1, or across several paragraphs when more context is needed.2
Footnotes
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Short note on a single line. ↩
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A long note can contain multiple lines as long as the content remains indented.
It can also contain a second paragraph, a link to MkDocs Material and inline
code. ↩