Chapter 11
Citing Your Sources with Footnotes
In This Chapter
Sorting out footnote types
Including footnotes in your document
Looking at footnotes in the sidebar
Changing or removing a footnote
Deleting all footnotes from a file
Importing and exporting files with footnotes
If you need to add explanatory asides or copyright permissions to your work, or cite your sources at the bottom of each page, Scrivener offers a footnotes feature. Although it doesn’t visually organize footnotes the way a word processor might, when you export (compile) your project, you can include the footnotes as either footnotes or endnotes. (You can find more on footnote options during compiling in Chapter 12.) Scrivener takes care of the numbering for you.
If you’ve already worked with inline annotations or comments, featured in Chapter 10, footnotes look mighty familiar because they actually work in a similar ...
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