A footnote is notes, clarifications, and links to sources placed at the bottom of the page. ¹⁾

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A footnote is notes, clarifications, and links to sources placed at the bottom of the page. ((This is a footnote.))

You can give a footnote a name²⁾ and address her by name³⁾.

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You can give a footnote a name((name>This is a named footnote.))
and address her by name((name)).

Footnote name⁴⁾ can be placed before its transcript⁵⁾.

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Footnote name((name2)) can be placed before
its transcript((name2>This is another named footnote.)).

Created footnotes are automatically displayed at the end of the page, but they can be forced to appear anywhere on the page using the ~~REFNOTES~~ tag

There are times when you need to display some footnotes separately; for this, conditional namespaces for footnotes are used. For example, display footnotes separately after the table.

Wiki Markup Syntax:

^  Table  ^^
|Text((table:note>Footnote to the text))  |Text 2((table:note2))  |
|Text 3((table:text))  |Text 4((text2))  |

((table:note2>Footnote to the text 2))
((table:text>Footnote to the text 3))
((text2>Footnote to the text 4 will appear at the end of the page because it is not in the ''table:'' space))

~~REFNOTES table:~~

As you can see, decoding footnotes in the namespace can also be done anywhere on the page, but before the tag for their display, in the form:

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~~REFNOTES footnote_namespace:~~

ESL.Wiki pages can use pre-configured namespaces that have their own different design, for example:

• stars:^(*)
• note:⁽¹⁾
• cite:^[1]

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  * ''stars:''((stars:>Footnote for in-page output.))
  * ''note:''((note:note1>This is a note.))
  * ''cite:''((cite:do>Link or citation.))

~~REFNOTES stars: ~~
~~REFNOTES note: ~~
~~REFNOTES cite: ~~

And these ↓ are footnotes that have not yet been displayed, which are displayed automatically at the end of the page: