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Plugin Description
JQuery Hover Footnotes lets you add footnotes with qualifiers of you’re choosing, then dynamically displays them on hover-over. So you can easily add footnotes to a post by wrapping them in qualifiers, then they will dynamically display in a jQuery hover popup when the user mouses-over the footnote link. There is also a settings page where you can change options like the footnote formatting.
Features
-Numbers, Words, or ANSI characters can be used as footnote reference marks
-Footnotes can be superscript, subscript, or normal text
-Footnotes can be placed in page footer or hidden
-Popup/Hover footnote can be turned on and off.
Usage
To anchor the footnote reference mark/number, use {{FOOTNOTE_NUMBER}}. Then just embrace the actual footnote text with double brackets [[FOOTNOTE_NUMBER]] Footnote text [[FOOTNOTE_NUMBER]]. The footnote text can be placed either inline or at the bottom of the post, the plugin will find them and auto place them in the footer area.
So this is what you would write in the post window…
This is my post and I want to add a footnote{{1}} in the text. By default it will appear as a superscript.
[[1]] My Footnote. [[1]]
see the plugin webpage or the screenshots for examples.
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Credits
This plugin is a fork and combination of several other plugins.
PHP-
stratos at YaFootnotes and Mike Nichols
Contact
Developed by Lance Weaver.
To contact, leave a comment on the plugin website
Screenshots
This is the backend panel. It lets you change a few options such as how you want the footnote styled, the footnote section name, and the back symbol.
Example of a post using footnotes. The box shown appears on mouseover.
![Example of adding a footnote in the backend post page. You simply add the markup {{#}} & [[#]]my note[[#]] around your footnotes.](https://ps.w.org/jquery-hover-footnotes/trunk/screenshot-3.png?rev=1566869)
Example of adding a footnote in the backend post page. You simply add the markup {{#}} & [[#]]my note[[#]] around your footnotes.
