Footnotes-per-element?

Footnotes-per-element?

[Tory S. Anderson]

I have a single org file that represents a collection of articles; 
each article starts with a first-level heading and includes its 
own footnotes, always restarting from 0. I have a ** Footnotes 
section in each article with the appropriate footnotes, but it 
isn't respected when I follow one of the footnote references; 
following [fn:3] in the any article, for example, will take me to 
[fn:3] of the first article's footnotes. What's the best way 
around this, so that each article will use its own footnotes 
section?

Thanks in advance,
- Tory

Re: Footnotes-per-element?

[Kaushal Modi]

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On Fri, Oct 27, 2017 at 8:12 AM Tory S. Anderson <torys.anderson@gmail.com>
wrote:

> I have a single org file that represents a collection of articles;
> each article starts with a first-level heading and includes its
> own footnotes, always restarting from 0. I have a ** Footnotes
> section in each article with the appropriate footnotes, but it
> isn't respected when I follow one of the footnote references;
> following [fn:3] in the any article, for example, will take me to
> [fn:3] of the first article's footnotes. What's the best way
> around this, so that each article will use its own footnotes
> section?
>

I just increment the footnotes across all the articles. So, for example, if
article 1 has footnotes 1 and 2, article 2 will continue from footnote
number 3. The beauty is that if you export article 2, it will auto-reset
the footnote reference to number 1.

The key is to not manually number the footnotes and let C-c C-x f (bound to
org-footnote-action) do its thing.

Hope that helps.
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Kaushal Modi

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Re: Footnotes-per-element?

[Tory S. Anderson]

THanks for this; it may be a workable solution. The trick is, I 
didn't generate the footnotes myself -- I have concatenated a 
bunch of html -> orgmode pandoc outputs. Still an elisp 
find-and-replace might do what I need. I was just hoping for a 
quick switch to flip for localized footnotes.

Thanks!
- Tory

Kaushal Modi <kaushal.modi@gmail.com> writes:

> On Fri, Oct 27, 2017 at 8:12 AM Tory S. Anderson <
> torys.anderson@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>     I have a single org file that represents a collection of
>     articles;
>     each article starts with a first-level heading and includes 
>     its
>     own footnotes, always restarting from 0. I have a ** 
>     Footnotes
>     section in each article with the appropriate footnotes, but 
>     it
>     isn't respected when I follow one of the footnote 
>     references;
>     following [fn:3] in the any article, for example, will take 
>     me to
>     [fn:3] of the first article's footnotes. What's the best way
>     around this, so that each article will use its own footnotes
>     section?
>
>
> I just increment the footnotes across all the articles. So, for
> example, if article 1 has footnotes 1 and 2, article 2 will 
> continue
> from footnote number 3. The beauty is that if you export article 
> 2,
> it will auto-reset the footnote reference to number 1.
>
> The key is to not manually number the footnotes and let C-c C-x 
> f
> (bound to org-footnote-action) do its thing.
>
> Hope that helps. 
> --
>
> Kaushal Modi

Re: Footnotes-per-element?

[Rasmus]

torys.anderson@gmail.com (Tory S. Anderson) writes:

> THanks for this; it may be a workable solution. The trick is, I didn't
> generate the footnotes myself -- I have concatenated a bunch of
> html -> orgmode pandoc outputs. Still an elisp find-and-replace might
> do what I need. I was just hoping for a quick switch to flip for
> localized footnotes.

You could try to #+include them and export via ox-org.

Rasmus

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