By wretched sinner - saved by grace on

Hi there,

I am using the Markdown filter (http://drupal.org/project/markdown) on my site, which generates footnotes automatically for me. (See http://DailyFuneral.net/node/84 for an example.)

I am currently using the Acquia Marina theme (http://drupal.org/project/acquia_marina), which implements both "Content Top" and "Content Bottom" regions.

What I would like to be able to do is to move the footnote div that markdown creates out of the "Content" region and into the "Content Bottom" region, so that they appear below the Book navigation bar.

What is the easiest way to do this, or is this something that will be an absolute nightmare to attempt?

Thanks

Jerome

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wretched sinner - saved by grace commented

As a follow up, http://DailyFuneral.net/node/82 has a better example, with more footnotes.

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dnewkerk commented

Hm not sure... it sounds unlikely since that data doesn't appear to be stored in a field or anything that you could reference (looks like the Markdown filter generates it on the fly based on whatever code you use for that in the Body area).

It would be worth a try to look at the raw data and see if there's anything in there you could grab and call up separately in your template. Put this temporarily into node.tpl.php and view one of the pages (this prints out all the internal "guts" of the node):

<pre>
  <?php print_r($node); ?>
</pre>

If by chance there is some data for the footnotes that's separated out somewhere, you can possibly reference it manually elsewhere in your template file.

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