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Footnotes always consist of two parts: a footnote reference mark as a superscript in the body text and the associated footnote text in the bottom footnote area:
When you encounter heavy fog1, you should immediately slow down2 and turn on your fog lights.
_______________ 1 Visibility less than 150 feet 2 Maximum 30 mph |
An example of the use of footnotes
Write automatically numbers footnotes sequentially. If you insert a new footnote into the text or delete an existing footnote, the numbers of all subsequent footnotes change accordingly.
By default, Write automatically inserts a separator between the text and the footnote area. If desired, this can be reformatted or disabled.
In this section, you will learn everything you need to know about footnotes. The information covers the following topics:
▪Inserting and editing footnotes