Footnote Component
See original GitHub issueSummary: footnotes are useful and easy to add. They can be useful in all manners of programming/tech-related writing, including blogs and software documentation.
This is a preview of proposed syntax:
This is paragraph one [This is footnote one](:Footnote).
This is paragraph two [](:Footnote (id=something))
> :Footnote id=something
>
> This is footnote two (and [here](https://google.com) is also a link).
> :Footnotes
This would incorporate:
- an inline component and a quoted component (for more involved footnote text), linkable with internal IDs
- a
Footnotes
component (for placement of footnotes) - a post-processor for gathering footnotes and rendering them (statically)
Original discussion can be viewed here.
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- Created 3 years ago
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Works great. I am excited to start using this in one of my draft posts. Thanks! 😃
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