By mjoakes on

implemented footnotes module with textile style tags stuff.

that works, but its so super weird the formatting that is there by default

so i need to change it to be more like an academic referencing style
- using superscript for the numbers
- having each footnote on its own line
- get rid of all the square brackets

so i modified footnotes.module, found where it would seem to be replacing that stuff
_footnotes_replace_callback_textile()

only it still appears exactly the same as what it used to be, there is no change, and the only code that can be producing that weird style seems to be gone.

what am i missing?

help appreciated!

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hingo commented

If the posted text is identical to what you already had before, Drupal will use a cached version of the output even if you have modified the filter to do something else. So whatever you do you will always see the same result. There is a way to empty or disable the cache, but the easiest way is just to add some extra spaces or newlines to the end of your article. This way Drupal will have to rerun all the filters.