On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 8:29 AM, phoebe ayers <phoebe.wiki(a)gmail.com> wrote:
One solution
would be to define references at the bottom of the
article, and use them in the text. (This is possible with the current
implementation, but only messily.) Then the code above would look
something like below.
I was going to say as well, what happened to that proposal to define
references at the bottom of the article instead of inline? And then
Pathos posted a nice implementation above. It does make a whole lot
more sense from both a reader and an editor's point of view to have
reference metadata in a single place, away from the wikitext. Defining
refs with a "refname" in the text doesn't seem too bad... other than
the mess of trying to get a different stylistic system going, is there
some reason we don't do this?
That would be a huge leap forward.
-Luna