The only problem of both Fischer's and my solutions is that only the first one of the several continuous ootnotetexts can be correctly hyperlinked (via the hyperref package). I am trying to use the LaTeX article document class to create a simple paper with the authors listed on the title page with their (potentially multiple repeating) affiliations as numeric footnotes and other author comments as symbolic footnotes. Citing sources with more than 1 author If there are two or three authors. The horizontal line has a huge space above the footnote text: footnote1.jpg. So putting it all into your example: Textootnote. This tutorial will explain how to add and use footnotes in LaTeX documents. In the multi-column package 5, I used page-wide footnotes at.

In case footnotes to tables (or floats, in general) are really required, it's better to use footnotes immediately after the float which can be obtained using, for example the threeparttable or ctable packages. I think the problem might be, that latex has problems to hyphenate the title of the article. Tabularx for example does the start of the environment and the end, where is % Inside the alignment just save up the footnote text in a token Footnotes at the bottom of the page to a float will produce this undesired effect since the float might float away to another page. Until now, we have seen how to use the various footnote-related commands, but it is possible to customize the appearance of footnotes (i.e., we can change. Note that this solution is not restricted to use within captions.An alternative would be to fix the environment to not need this, and lift the footnotes out of the environment so manual correction isn't needed. You could do this (tested in article and amsart): Text with first footnoteootnote Create footnotes with the footnote command and label them with label Make sure that the label is contained within the braces of the footnote command Use the.

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