Adding footnotes to a table does not work as expected. Something is broken. I have attached the paper.md file and the generated pdf. Github will not allow me to attach paper.bib because it is not an allowed extension. I have renamed it paper.bib.txt in order to circumvent, but you will need to remove the .txt from this file to get it work properly.
As you can see, the [^1] notation is not working as expected. When the same footnote is used in multiple rows, it creates a new footnote for every row. Also, the footnotes for the column headers are being inserted into to the column headers instead of being footnotes, which defeats the purpose of a footnote in the first place.
I circumvented this issue by using the ^1^ notation instead, but it obviously is not as streamlined as using the footnote generator. I also figured you should be aware of this issue.
Adding footnotes to a table does not work as expected. Something is broken. I have attached the
paper.md
file and the generated pdf. Github will not allow me to attachpaper.bib
because it is not an allowed extension. I have renamed itpaper.bib.txt
in order to circumvent, but you will need to remove the.txt
from this file to get it work properly.As you can see, the
[^1]
notation is not working as expected. When the same footnote is used in multiple rows, it creates a new footnote for every row. Also, the footnotes for the column headers are being inserted into to the column headers instead of being footnotes, which defeats the purpose of a footnote in the first place.I circumvented this issue by using the
^1^
notation instead, but it obviously is not as streamlined as using the footnote generator. I also figured you should be aware of this issue.Hope this helps!
paper.pdf paper.md paper.bib.txt