Footnotes

Description

Footnotes in Markdown are an elegant solution for adding notes, citations, or additional information without overcrowding the main text. ParsedownExtended supports footnotes, allowing you to insert a superscript number linked to the footnote content at the bottom of the page. This feature enhances document readability, enabling readers to easily access related notes and references.

Configuration Syntax

To manage footnotes in your documents using ParsedownExtended, utilize the setSetting method:

$ParsedownExtended->setSetting('footnotes', (boolean) $value);

This setting enables you to activate or deactivate the footnotes feature, depending on your documentation needs.

Examples

Enable Footnotes

Footnotes are enabled by default. To explicitly ensure they are enabled:

$ParsedownExtended->setSetting('footnotes', true);

Disable Footnotes

To disable footnotes, preventing the parsing and rendering of footnote syntax:

$ParsedownExtended->setSetting('footnotes', false);

By configuring the footnotes feature, you can tailor how your Markdown content utilizes footnotes, providing a cleaner and more informative reading experience. Whether enabling detailed references or maintaining a streamlined document body, ParsedownExtended offers the flexibility to suit your formatting preferences. If there are additional features or configurations you’d like to explore, please let me know how I can assist further!