Advanced Footnotes

Advanced Footnotes lets you add footnotes on articles via shortcodes. Advanced Footnotes is is extremely customizable, therefore it can be implemented on any theme.

With its internal functions, you can also implement Advanced Footnotes on your own theme in any form you like.

Main Features:

• Easy & flexible implementation.
• Implemented WYSIWYG editor button.
• Footnotes can be implemented with shortcode or function.
• Animated scroll effect (can be disabled)
• Lightweight CSS (can be disabled)
• Custom CSS styling
• Dynamically changeable interface options (JS can be fully disabled)

Usage

Inserting a Footnote:

In order to insert a footnote, you can either use the “Insert Footnote” button added on your WYSIWYG editor, or use the [footnote]your-footnote-here[/footnote] shortcode.

Shortcode Parameters:

“type”: Determines the type of the reference. Options: numeric / non-numeric.

Listing Footnotes:

You can display the footnotes in two methods:

Listing by Shortcode:

By simply inserting the [footnotes] shortcode in your post content, you can display footnotes wherever you want in your posts.

Shortcode Parameters:

“title”: Determines the title for the footnotes list. Default value can be set through plugin settings.

Shortcode Usage:

[footnotes title="My Custom Footnotes Title"]
// or
[footnotes title="false"]

Listing by Theme Inclusion:

You can print the footnotes by calling print_refs function from the advanced_footnotes class.

Simple Function Usage:

call_user_func(array('advanced_footnotes', 'print_refs'));

Additional Parameters:

• First parameter: “Print”, whether print or return the footnotes content. (Default: “true”)
• Second parameter: “Title”, determines the title for the footnotes content. (Default: “false”)

Function Usage with Parameters:

$footnotes = call_user_func_array(array('advanced_footnotes', 'print_refs'), array(false, 'Custom Footnotes Title'));
Plugin Options:

You can access the plugin options through “Options/Advanced Footnotes”.

• Include Plugin CSS: Determines whether to include the default plugin css files. Disable this if you want to re-style the plugin within your theme.
• Custom CSS: Provides a field for custom CSS styling.
• Include Plugin JS: Determines whether to include the plugin javascript files on the theme output. Disable this if you want to customize plugin interactions or just to use native HTML anchors.
• Default Title for Footnotes: Sets the default title used on the “[footnotes]” shortcode.
• Footnote Symbol: Sets the symbol used for non-numeric footnotes.
• Disable JS Options: Determines whether to apply options to the plugin JS files or not.
• Footnotes Scroll Gap: This sets the scroll margin when clicked on a footnote. Set this when you have a fixed header or any other element blocking some part of the window area.
• Footnote Scroll Speed: Sets the animation speed when a footnote is clicked. Set 0 for no animation.

HTML Structure & Classes

Anchors:

Numeric Anchor:

{number - automatically incremented by the order}

Non-numeric Anchor:

footnote symbol

References:

Non-numbered references are listed before the numbered references on the list.

    
    
{Title}

    
    


        
        

            {footnote symbol}
        

        
        

            {number - automatically incremented by the order}
        

    

Known Issues

• WYSIWYG Button doesn’t work on the plugin TinyMCE Advanced (and probably on some other -WYSIWYG editor modifying- plugins).

Contribution

https://github.com/yutonet/wp_advanced_footnotes