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Line 47: ===''label''=== ===''label''=== Label text displayed where these templates are inserted (mandatory for {{tld|ref label}} and {{tld|note label}}). The following explains template specific behavior: Label text displayed where these templates are inserted (mandatory for {{tld|ref label}} and {{tld|note label}}). The following explains template specific behavior: − *In {{tld|ref}}, {{tld|ref label}} and {{tld|note label}}, the label appears in [[w:superscript|superscript]]; in {{tld|note}}, the label appears as standard-sized baseline bold text. + *In {{tld|ref}}, {{tld|ref label}} and {{tld|note label}}, the label appears in [[superscript]]; in {{tld|note}}, the label appears as standard-sized baseline bold text. *In {{tld|ref}}, {{tld|ref label}} and {{tld|note}}, the label is also hyperlinked and helps navigating back and forth between the inline footnote marker (in the prose) and its body text. {{tld|note label}}, however, does not attach a hyperlink to the label but disregards this parameter when the ''backlink'' parameter (explained later) is present. *In {{tld|ref}}, {{tld|ref label}} and {{tld|note}}, the label is also hyperlinked and helps navigating back and forth between the inline footnote marker (in the prose) and its body text. {{tld|note label}}, however, does not attach a hyperlink to the label but disregards this parameter when the ''backlink'' parameter (explained later) is present. *In {{tld|ref label}}, the label is always enclosed in brackets. *In {{tld|ref label}}, the label is always enclosed in brackets. Line 73:
Line 73: This parameter is optional in {{tld|ref}} and {{tld|note}}, therefore: This parameter is optional in {{tld|ref}} and {{tld|note}}, therefore: *{{tld|ref}} displays a unique number in square brackets if this parameter is omitted. (See example above.) *{{tld|ref}} displays a unique number in square brackets if this parameter is omitted. (See example above.) − *{{tld|note}} appends this label to a back linked [[w:caret|caret]] (^), so if omitted, only a caret is displayed. (See example above.) + *{{tld|note}} appends this label to a back linked [[caret]] (^), so if omitted, only a caret is displayed. (See example above.) There is no mandate to include this parameter in both ref and note portion at the same time. In fact, there may be the need to do the opposite. This example shows how to use {{tld|ref}} and {{tld|note}} to link multiple footnote markers of the same appearance to the same footnote. There is no mandate to include this parameter in both ref and note portion at the same time. In fact, there may be the need to do the opposite. This example shows how to use {{tld|ref}} and {{tld|note}} to link multiple footnote markers of the same appearance to the same footnote.
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===''label''=== | ===''label''=== | ||
Label text displayed where these templates are inserted (mandatory for {{tld|ref label}} and {{tld|note label}}). The following explains template specific behavior: | Label text displayed where these templates are inserted (mandatory for {{tld|ref label}} and {{tld|note label}}). The following explains template specific behavior: | ||
| − | *In {{tld|ref}}, {{tld|ref label}} and {{tld|note label}}, the label appears in [[ | + | *In {{tld|ref}}, {{tld|ref label}} and {{tld|note label}}, the label appears in [[superscript]]; in {{tld|note}}, the label appears as standard-sized baseline bold text. |
*In {{tld|ref}}, {{tld|ref label}} and {{tld|note}}, the label is also hyperlinked and helps navigating back and forth between the inline footnote marker (in the prose) and its body text. {{tld|note label}}, however, does not attach a hyperlink to the label but disregards this parameter when the ''backlink'' parameter (explained later) is present. | *In {{tld|ref}}, {{tld|ref label}} and {{tld|note}}, the label is also hyperlinked and helps navigating back and forth between the inline footnote marker (in the prose) and its body text. {{tld|note label}}, however, does not attach a hyperlink to the label but disregards this parameter when the ''backlink'' parameter (explained later) is present. | ||
*In {{tld|ref label}}, the label is always enclosed in brackets. | *In {{tld|ref label}}, the label is always enclosed in brackets. | ||
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This parameter is optional in {{tld|ref}} and {{tld|note}}, therefore: | This parameter is optional in {{tld|ref}} and {{tld|note}}, therefore: | ||
*{{tld|ref}} displays a unique number in square brackets if this parameter is omitted. (See example above.) | *{{tld|ref}} displays a unique number in square brackets if this parameter is omitted. (See example above.) | ||
| − | *{{tld|note}} appends this label to a back linked [[ | + | *{{tld|note}} appends this label to a back linked [[caret]] (^), so if omitted, only a caret is displayed. (See example above.) |
There is no mandate to include this parameter in both ref and note portion at the same time. In fact, there may be the need to do the opposite. This example shows how to use {{tld|ref}} and {{tld|note}} to link multiple footnote markers of the same appearance to the same footnote. | There is no mandate to include this parameter in both ref and note portion at the same time. In fact, there may be the need to do the opposite. This example shows how to use {{tld|ref}} and {{tld|note}} to link multiple footnote markers of the same appearance to the same footnote. | ||