Rating: 4 stars
There is a workaround for the single “]” problem at the end of the footnote. If you change footnotes to begin with “[[1. ” and end with “]]” and then manually change the plugin file named “endnotes-output.php: lines as below, you can use single “]” inside your footnote!
31 if ( preg_match_all(‘/\[\[(\d+\. .*?)\]\]/s’, $content, $matches ) ) {
32 foreach( $matches[0] as $fn ) {
33 $note = preg_replace( ‘/\[\[\d+\. (.*?)\]\]/s’, ‘\1’, $fn );
34 $notes[$n] = $note;
Rating: 5 stars
I have a VERY large document with a lot of endnotes and I initially had trouble with this program but it turned out to be an easy fix. The trouble I had was that my particular theme sometimes tries to isolate what looks to it like code (with code tags), and it was doing this with one or two of the closing brackets. When this happened, the program did not work correctly because it was looking for a closing ] for the footnote. All you have to do to resolve this is go into the text view and search (crtl-F) for “code” and you will be able to easily locate these instances. This happened with my theme but it might not happen with others. Erik was very responsive to my questions.
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Verry good plugin.
But just can’t recognize the same reference while writting
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Nothing to say except THANKS!
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This footnote plug-in is easy to use and it is attractive. Endnotes allows html code, including links, that shows within the footnote. It would be nice if I could adjust the size and formatting of the footnote mark within a post.
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