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<small>''This page can be used for testing footnotes and references''</small> | |||
'''Typing the following:''' | |||
<pre> | |||
Here is some text that needs to be referenced.<ref>John Doe, A Book Title, 1973</ref> | Here is some text that needs to be referenced.<ref>John Doe, A Book Title, 1973</ref> | ||
You can also use the 'name' option to cite the same source several times.<ref name=multi>A.N. Example, ''Multiple References''</ref> | |||
Instead of 'multi', use a short word connected to the source being cited. | |||
Cite the same reference again with the quick 'name' tag.<ref name=multi /> | |||
== Notes == | |||
<references /> | |||
</pre> | |||
'''Produces:''' | |||
Here is some text that needs to be referenced.<ref>John Doe, A Book Title, 1973</ref> | |||
You can also use the 'name' option to create multiple references.<ref name=multi>A.N. Example, ''Multiple References''</ref> | |||
Instead of 'multi', use a short word connected to the source being cited. | |||
Cite the same reference again with the quick 'name' tag.<ref name=multi /> | |||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
< | <references /> | ||
Latest revision as of 14:32, 24 March 2010
This page can be used for testing footnotes and references
Typing the following:
Here is some text that needs to be referenced.<ref>John Doe, A Book Title, 1973</ref> You can also use the 'name' option to cite the same source several times.<ref name=multi>A.N. Example, ''Multiple References''</ref> Instead of 'multi', use a short word connected to the source being cited. Cite the same reference again with the quick 'name' tag.<ref name=multi /> == Notes == <references />
Produces:
Here is some text that needs to be referenced.[1]
You can also use the 'name' option to create multiple references.[2]
Instead of 'multi', use a short word connected to the source being cited.
Cite the same reference again with the quick 'name' tag.[2]