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+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| footnoteformat |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
\footnoteformat{\skipbeforedivider{12pt}
\skipafterdivider{2.6pt}
\footnotedivider{144pt}
\textreferenceposition{up}
\textreferenceplacement{after}
\textreferencefont{\tenpt}
\textreferencestyle{1}
\notereferenceposition{down}
\notereferencefont{\tenpt}
\notereferencestyle{1.}
\notereferencegutter{1em}
\everyfootnote{\tenpt\pin{20pt}
\lin{0pt}}
}
Abbreviation: ã|\fnfã%
Parameters: ã|submarkupã%
Submarkup: ã|\skipbeforedivider, \skipafterdivider,
\footnotedivider, \textreferenceposition,
\textreferenceplacement, \textreferencefont,
\textreferencestyle, \textreferencegutter,
\everyfootnote, \notereferenceposition,
\notereferencefont, \notereferencestyle,
\notereferencegutterã%
ã|Description:ã%
To change the footnote style and any of the other footnote formatting
options of the \autofootnote markup, use the \footnoteformat markup. The
default footnote format is:
ã|\skipbeforedividerã% determines the distance between the last line of text
on a page and the footnote divider rule which is printed just before the
footnotes. The default for this markup is 12 points.
ã|\skipafterdividerã% determines the distance between the footnote divider rule
and the first footnote. The default for this markup is 2.5 points.
ã|\footnotedividerã% determines the length of a short rule that separates the
footnotes from text. The default value is 144 points (2 inches).
ã|\textreferencepositionã% determines if the footnote reference number is a
superscript or not. By default, the reference is superscripted (up). If
you want the footnote reference number to be on the baseline, change the
parameter to "down". The default for \monospace is "down". Do not change
it to "up" for \monospace.
\textreferenceplacement determines if the footnote reference number
precedes or follows the word being noted. By default, the reference
will follow the noted word. If you want the footnote reference number to be
placed before the word being noted, then change the parameter to "before".
ã|\textreferencefontã% lets you determine how to print the footnote number.
The default is the roman face at 10 point. For \monospace, the default is
the roman typewriter printer face.
ã|\textreferencestyleã% determines the numbering style. There are four
possible values:
1. "1" for numbered superscripted footnotes
2. "(1)" for numbered footnotes surrounded with parentheses
3. "a" for lettered footnotes
4. "(a)" for lettered footnotes surrounded with parentheses
The default is \textreferencestyle{1} for composing printers. Typewriter
printers using \monospace have a default of \textreferencestyle{(1)}.
ã|\notereferencepositionã% determines whether the footnote reference number in
the note is a superscript or not. By default, the reference is on the
baseline. If you want the footnote reference number to be superscripted,
change the parameter to "up". Do note specify "up" for typewriter printers
using \monospace.
ã|\notereferencefontã% lets you determine what font to print the footnote
number in. The default is standard face at 10 point. For \monospace, the
default is the roman typewriter printer face.
ã|\notereferencestyleã% determines the numbering style for the notes. There
are four possible values:
1. "1" for numbered superscripted footnotes
2. "(1)" for numbered footnotes surrounded with parentheses
3. "a" for lettered footnotes
4. "(a)" for lettered footnotes surrounded with parentheses
The default is \textreferencestyle{1.}.
\notereferencegutter sets the distance between the footnote number and the
first word of text of the note. The gutter is illustrated here as the
shaded portion between "1." and "The first step":
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| |
| .... |
| 1....The first step . . . |
| .... |
| |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
The default is one em space, \notereferencegutter{1em}.
\everyfootnote{Nested Markup} sets the style for everyfootnote. You can
change the type face, the paragraph parameters, and the right and left
indentation. The default text size is 10 point; each note is in paragraph
format, with an indent of 20 points. Typewriter printers which must use
\monospace may not change to another font set.
ã|Example:ã%
The following example uses a footnote style that prints a superscripted
footnote number in the text and the note, the body of the footnote in
nine-point Computer Modern set, the footnote at the bottom of the page
indented 36 points from the left and 36 points from the right of the rest of
the body of the text of the document, the footnote body right ragged, and
the text of the document right justified and in 10 point Computer Modern.
The \footnoteformat block is modified thus:
\footnoteformat{\skipbeforedivider{18pt}
\footnotedivider{144pt}
\textreferencefont{\ninepoint\rm}
\notereferenceposition{up}
\notereferencefont{\ninepoint\rm}
\everyfootnote{\rightragged\pin{0pt}
\psk{12pt}\ninepoint
\leftindent{36pt}\rightindent{36pt}}}
Note that \ninepoint was specified within both the \textreferencefont and
\everyfootnote markups. The \textreferencefont determines the font that the
footnote reference number is to be printed in. The \everyfootnote markup
determines the font that the footnote text is to print in at the bottom
of the page. Most often the fonts specified in \textreferencefont and
\everyfootnote are the same font.
ã|Notes:ã%
This markup modifies the style of the \autofootnote markup, not the
\footnote markup.
The \footnoteformat markup must come after the \monospace markup, if
both are used.
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