Releases for Footnotes

Release notes

Port of Footnotes 6.x-2.5 to Drupal 7. (yes, finally...)

The filter module seems to work. The Views API and both WYSIWYG editor are still unported.

As foreseen for some time, the Textile filter is now removed and Better URL Filter is removed since the code was committed as the core URL filter for Drupal 7.

Release notes

Footnotes module can be used to easily create automatically numbered footnote references into an article or post (such as a reference to a URL). It now supports also TinyMCE. This release also includes "Better URL filter", which can be used to replace the (incomplete) URL filter available in Drupal core.

Beginning with version 2.4, Footnotes will highlight the footnote text if you click on the footnote reference link. (This was inspired by wikipedia, see #728658: Highlight footnote when clicking the link). The highlight color is light gray. If this clashes with your site's colors, or you just want to set a nicer color (or unset the feature altogether) you need to override the default color in your own theme. (See below).

As part of this feature, CSS class names have moved tags. While unlikely, if you have used these in your own themes, please change your CSS accordingly:

• The "footnote" class used to be the A or SPAN element that is the footnote number/label in the list of footnotes. This class is now the LI element containing the entire footnote.
• The A or SPAN element now has the class "footnote_label"

Due to changes in HTML and CSS, you need to clear the Drupal cache after upgrading to version 2.4 or later.

Release notes

Footnotes 2.2 finally brings to you a much requested feature: TinyMCE integration. This is added through a standalone module tinymce_footnotes, and was contributed by Drupal user elgreg.

Another new feature is support for multiple references to the same footnote, that is, repeating the same number in multiple places in the body text. (See the README.txt or #636808: Multiple references to one footnote for more information.)

A number of small bugs were also fixed, see CHANGELOG.txt for details.

This release is so far done only for Drupal 6.x. Especially the TinyMCE integration module is not expected to appear in earlier Drupal versions at all.

Release notes

Small bug fix to css, adding "clear: both".
http://drupal.org/node/303828

Release notes

Footnotes module can be used to easily create automatically numbered footnote references into an article or post (such as a reference to a URL). This is the first 2.x release of the Drupal Footnotes module, with several enhancements compared to 1.x. Introducing the new square bracket syntax makes Footnotes usable also in WYSIWYG editors like TinyMCE and FCKEditor.

This release also includes "Better URL filter", which can be used to replace the (incomplete) URL filter available in Drupal core. Especially Footnotes users have suffered from the current URL filter, so the inclusion of a fixed URL filter in Footnotes provides for much awaited relief to Footnotes users. Even so, it is also possible to use Better URL filter independent of the Footnotes filter.

Changelog highlights:

- Add support for using [fn]square brackets[/fn] (268026)
- Add support for specifying "value" attribute. (emfabric 282104)
- Adding Better URL filter (fork from core). http://drupal.org/node/161217
- There appears to also be a French translation now. Thanks Beginner! (Japanese already done earlier.)
- Start using the Drupal theme system, footnotes can now be themed by site admins (emfabric 221156)

ABOUT FOOTNOTES (README.txt

The Footnotes module can be used to create automatically numbered footnotes
within a text. In the place, where you want to add a footnote, enclose the

Release notes

This version of Footnotes has been redesigned so that it only outputs html tags that
are allowed in a default installation of HTML filter. (Tags used are A, OL and LI.)

KNOWN ISSUES
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This version uses a new markup for the list of footnotes. It is an OL list with
CSS taking away the browser generated list numbers and moving the link numbers
towards the left. All IE versions have a bug that the numbers are slightly lower
than the baseline of the footnote text. (If you know how to fix this, please tell.)
In addition IE 5.5 has a more serious bug that the footnote number will be on top of
the first letters of the footnote text. An alternative CSS file footnotes-alternative_layout.css
can be used to provide simpler layout that avoids the IE issues.

Release notes

First official release of footnotes.module for D6.

Release notes

Add new helper function
footnotes_is_footnotes_later( $format, 'filter_example_filter', $delta )
to be used by other modules depending on footnotes.

This release has not been tested by anyone. Since this is a new function not being used within Footnotes itself, I tought it is quite low risk to go ahead and release it as is. No code except this new function was touched.

Release notes

Japanese translation contributed

Drupal Japan ( http://drupal.jp/ )
Drupal Nippon ( http://drupon.org/ ) /
Takafumi ( jp.drupal@imagine **reverse order**)