Open worstname opened 1 year ago
writing long form was/is a long-term goal for ktistec (vs. tweeting/tooting/etc.) so i think it's a good suggestion. can you point me to a platform that you think does it well (vs. just forcing users to use super/sub-scripts and manually creating them).
can you point me to a platform that you think does it well (vs. just forcing users to use super/sub-scripts and manually creating them).
Truthfully, I have yet to see a good implementation of footnotes in a WYSIWYG editor. What I use regularly is the more manual process in markdown: https://github.blog/changelog/2021-09-30-footnotes-now-supported-in-markdown-fields/
Which I don't think is too bad. Main thing is that the footnotes should have links both ways when rendered so the reader can easily click a footnote, read it, and then click the footnote again to jump back to where they were reading. For some reason a lot of sites get that wrong.
Perhaps what could be done is a button that more or less automates this:
Greetings. Would it be possible and/or desirable to add a footnotes functionality to the editor? I often write about books and such and so having a simple way to refer to page numbers, titles etc. makes footnotes desirable.