User talk:Fanwandango
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Marat Safin[edit source]
So, I see you popped the help template on the Marat Safin article. What do you need to know? --UU - natter 07:39, Aug 21
Thanks, I wanted to put a footnote - the one that goes [1] and hyperlinks to the bottom of the page - when I copied this from a previous page - nothing previewed after the [1]. What am I doing wrong - sorry I am new to this.
I don't even know if I am answering this correctly or should I put somthing on your page? Maybe I will do both.
Thanks for helping - – Preceding unsigned comment added by Fanwandango (talk • contribs)
- No problem, I'll respond here. Just give me a minute to scare up the appropriate code, I'll be right back. Oh, and sign talk page posts with 4 tildes (this thing: ~) it makes things much easier. :) --UU - natter 09:34, Aug 21
- Rightyho, first you add the <ref>Put your reference here</ref> code in the article where you want the [1] to show. Then, you have to create a references section at the foot of the article, using the <references /> code - that's where the comment will show up , and the [1] will link to. It works like this: I don't use footnote references much[1] but they can be really handy if you know what you're about.
- ↑ I'm lazy