قالب:Footnote/doc
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Usage
This template will make any text in it appear in super script like this (generated with {{footnote|like this}}). It is intended to be used as a citation tag so that a footnote can be added to an article like the number one at the end of this sentence.1
Then at some point below a list can be hand generated like this:
- This is the footnote relating to the above citation tag.
Superseded
The template {{Footnote/doc}} is deprecated. Please use {{ref}} instead. This usage is deprecated. Please replace it with {{tdeprecated|Footnote/doc|ref}}. |
The usage of this template has now been superseded by method described in Wikipedia:footnotes, which will automatically adjust the numbering in the list of footnotes as footnote citations are inserted and deleted from the article.[1]
If for some reason there is a need to group footnotes into separate areas, for example under a table instead of with other footnotes at the end of a document, then this is achieved through the use of a group tag.[2]
- A section containing a table
first column | second column |
Here is some tabular information.[t 1] | The superscript in the preceding table cell was generated using <ref group=t>A table footnote</ref>, as was the superscript at the end of this entry.[t 2] |
- table footnotes
Here is a limited list of table footnotes generated using {{reflist|group=t}}
- One of many following sections
Please note that the letter "t" (for table) was only selected for the group=t for demonstration purposes, and that that it can be with any alpha or alpha-numeric string, a common choice is "nb". Each differnt group name generates a new grouping that will need a separate {{reflist}}. [3]
- References [section]
Here is a list of citations generated using {{reflist}} as descried in Wikipedia:footnotes
- ^ This is a standard citation generated as described in Wikipedia:footnotes
- ^ This is a second standard citation.
- ^ A third standard citation, added after the table. If desirable the footnotes in different "<ref groups=" can be interlaced in the text (<ref>, the standard tag, uses the default group that has no name).