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It references [its previous][^lost3]
and [the forthcoming][^lost1] siblings.
[^i am strayed]:
This should be presented **verbatim** (without any [markup][^])
in the end of the footnotes.
Default skin renders label in red bold font and the main text as gray.
Default skin renders label in red font and the main text in gray.
Other styling may also apply.
Inline footnotes are supported.(^These may be usefull for adding
<s>small</s> comments.)
If [undefined label is used][^] then red "`misref`" is emited instead of
a numeric marker.[^ see it yourself ]
This can be overridden by the skin though.
The refenrence at the end of this sentence is the sole reason of
rendering of <s>`lost1` and</s> [lost2][^].
If several labeled footnote definitions have the same equal label then texts
from all these definitions are joined.[^duplicate]
Several references should be recognized as several distinct numbers.
(^There should be an interval between numbers.) [^many-refs]
If markup is ambigous between a span-bounded footnote and
a "free-standing" footnote followed by another footnote
then interpret as the later case.
This facilitates the usage in the usual case
when several footnotes are refenrenced at the end
of a phrase.[^scipub][^many-refs](^All these four should
be parsed as "free-standing" footnotes)[^Coelurosauria]
## Footnotes
[branch]: /timeline?r=markdown-footnotes&nowiki
[^ 1]: Footnotes is a Fossil' extention of
Markdown. Your other tools may have limited support for these.
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[^markup]: E.g. *emphasis*, and [so on](/md_rules).
BTW, this note may not have a backreference to the "stray".
[^undefined label is used]: For example due to a typo.
[^another stray]: Just to verify the correctness of ordering and styling.
[^scipub]: Which is common in the scientific publications.
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