
Type your footnote text in the Footnote text box that appears in the Comments & Footnotes pane.Ĥ.

When you compile your project, the footnote number appears just after the linked word.ģ. Select the position where you want the footnote number to appear in your manuscript text.Ī gray box appears around the selected word (which is now underlined to denote a link) or the word preceding the location you chose, and the Comments & Footnotes pane appears. To add a linked footnote, follow these steps:ġ. The anchor becomes a link that you can click to access the footnote. Linked footnotes are anchored to a word or words within the document. If you’re used to creating footnotes in a standard word processor or you’re not sure where to start with footnotes, linked footnotes are probably the easiest to work with. You can add a linked, linked with marker, inline, or referenced footnote.

The method for adding a footnote varies, depending on which type of footnote you choose.
