Logseq/How To/Create a Markdown Footnote

• How to create a Markdown/Footnote reference in Logseq

  • #Example of Markdown/Footnote in #Logseq

    • Footnotes are possible in logseq [1]
    • Unfortunately, there's a bug that prevents logseq from parsing markdown-style link at the bottom of the document, but you can put in the url and it works. [2]

  • Footnotes | Logseq Tips & Tricks

    • You can add additional information to your text by using Footnotes.

      The footnote text may appear appear
      

      • on the same block as the footnote (could be on a new line)
      • in a block below on the same level (sibling)
      • in a block below indented further (child)
      • in an unrelated block

    • How to Use Footnotes

      • To use footnotes, you add the footnote indicator ([^1]) at the end of your text. Further down the page, you add the footnote text for the marker (in this case, marker #1). For example:
      • This is a line of text notice how I add the footnote marker at the end [^1]. Ok great and now?
      • Where you want the footnote to appear, add:
      • [^1]: This is the footnote to the text above
      • Clicking on superscript 1 in the original text will navigate to the footnote. Clicking on the footnote will navigate back to the source text.

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  • Footnotes

    • [1] https://unofficial-logseq-docs.gitbook.io/unofficial-logseq-docs/beginner-to-advance-features/footnotes

    • [2] https://discuss.logseq.com/t/logseq-doesnt-seem-to-support-markdown-reference-links/19245/4