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Dr Fred C wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Daniel Roesler wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hey all,
So far, there isn't a way to include links (i.e.
[[<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.example.com">http://www.example.com</a>|Article1]] ) in footnotes. Footnotes,
FootnotesExtended, and MarkupExtensions don't allow the inclusion of
linking markup in their footnote text. I don't think it would be that
hard to add such a feature.
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<pre wrap=""><!----> You might be making it more complicated than is necessary.
If all you are trying to do is add links to footers or headers, (not
footnotes like a bibliography), aka the first or last section of a wiki
page, you just create the GroupFooter (or GroupHeader) page for that
group by creating a GroupFooter page with whatever you want (including
links) for that group and you're done. For more info, edit a page in
the group you want a GroupFooter (or GroupHeader) to be in and click on
"show help" then "documentation index" for an explanation.
If you want to include MyPage with links, inside of another page of
your choice, which would display links, pictures, text or anything else
you might wish, create the wiki page you want to include, such as
MyPage, then where ever you want to display it in another wiki page put
(:include <MyPage>:) where you want it to display.
If you've got a long list of footnotes you want to refer to, create a
group FootNotes.Footnotes and then a page for each foot note. eg.
FootNote.FN1 FootNote.FN2, etc. Then put (:include FootNote/FN1 :)
where you want FN 1 to display.
BTW, there's some minor caveats for accessing MyPage from other groups
(including sidebars from different groups). Basically, you need to be
specific about what group your MyPage is located in. If MyPage is in
the MyStuff group, to be sure your wiki doesn't get confused, you need
to refer to it (:include MyStuff/MyPage :)
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After a bit of fooling around with anchors, you can also include just
a anchor's section on a wiki page (which can be just about anything,
including links).<br>
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In other words, create a MyPage with a bunch of sections separated by
[[#<anchor>]]. (replace <anchor> with F1, F2, F3, or
whatever you want to call each anchor). <br>
<br>
[[#F1]]<br>
Hello<br>
[[#F2]]<br>
Goodbye<br>
etc... <br>
<br>
You can display the F2 anchor on another page with (:include
MyPage#F1). Whereever you put this include, you would display --
Hello. <br>
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Always, Dr Fred C
<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:drfredc@drfredc.com">drfredc@drfredc.com</a></pre>
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