Re: [pollen] Pollen Footnotes

2018-01-26 0:16 GMT+01:00 Joel Dueck : > Jens — > I assume you mean that when you go to https://thenotepad.org/posts/ > pollen-footnotes-approach.html and > print that page in your browser, the footnotes run in with the text, > correct? > Yes. > Two things to note: >

Re: [pollen] Pollen Footnotes

Jens — I assume you mean that when you go to https://thenotepad.org/posts/pollen-footnotes-approach.html and print that page in your browser, the footnotes run in with the text, correct? Two things to note: 1. The technique I discuss in that article is one that I'll be using on a

Re: [pollen] Pollen Footnotes

Thanks for writing your thoughts on foot/side notes! Great inspiration. Is there a way to make the notes look pretty even when you print the page? I tried use "Print..." in Chrome, and it is hard to tell where the notes end. /Jens Axel 2018-01-23 1:38 GMT+01:00 Joel Dueck

Re: [pollen] Pollen Footnotes

> > > (+ 1 (index-of (remove-duplicates (reverse fn-names)) name)) > > FWIW this is the same as `(length (member name fn-names))` if you avoid > putting duplicates in `fn-names` to begin with. `member` returns the tail > of the list beginning with the matching item. So in this case, [the tail

Re: [pollen] Pollen Footnotes

> On Jan 24, 2018, at 8:30 PM, Matthew Butterick wrote: > > FWIW this is the same as `(length (member name fn-names))` if you avoid > putting duplicates in `fn-names` to begin with. `member` returns the tail of > the list beginning with the matching item. So in this case,

Re: [pollen] Pollen Footnotes

Wow! I suspected there was a more elegant/functional/concise approach that what I’d come up with, but yowsers. I have a lot to learn. (Don’t get me wrong, this is helpful and much appreciated.) > I was drawn to your comment in the article: > *> "The output for footnotes (given my