Modeled on Outer space in February 2016.
Use {{reflist}} in "References" section to collect ref definitions as follows:
{{reflist|refs=
<ref name=name1>reference1</ref>
<ref name=name2>reference2</ref>
}}
Then cite refs in text as follows:
Here I am making statement one.<ref name=name1 /> Now I am going on to provide background with statement two.<ref name=name2 />
Together, it looks like this:
Here I am making statement one. [1] Now I am going on to provide background with statement two. [2] Back to one again to finish. [1]
To cite multiple different pages from a book, make a "Bibliography" section after the "References" section where the books are listed like this:
{{refbegin}}
*{{cite book|last1=Bob|first1=Bobson|title=Bob's World|date=1800}}
*{{cite book|last1=Fred|first1=Frederick|title=Fred's World|date=1900}}
*{{cite book|last1=Mary|first1=Marigold|last2=Jane|first2=Janeston|title=Mary and Jane's World|date=2000}}
{{refend}}
Then cite books in text as follows:
Bob likes to do thing one.{{sfn|Bobson|1800|p=43}} Fred, on the other hand, does both thing one and thing two.{{sfn|Frederick|1900|pp=105-109}}. Mary and Jane have a whole range of activities at their disposal.{{sfn|Marigold|Janeston|2000|pp=180-181}}
Together, it looks like this:
Bob likes to do thing one. [1] Fred, on the other hand, does both thing one and thing two. [2]. Mary and Jane have a whole range of activities at their disposal. [3]
Now, the final mix in nowiki:
===Main text===
Here I am making statement one.<ref name=name1 /> Now I am going on to provide background with statement two.<ref name=name2 /> Back to one again to finish.<ref name=name1 />
Bob likes to do thing one.{{sfn|Bobson|1800|p=43}} Fred, on the other hand, does both thing one and thing two.{{sfn|Frederick|1900|pp=105-109}}. Mary and Jane have a whole range of activities at their disposal.{{sfn|Marigold|Janeston|2000|pp=180-181}}
===References===
{{reflist|refs=
<ref name=name1>reference1</ref>
<ref name=name2>reference2</ref>
}}
===Bilbliography===
{{refbegin}}
*{{cite book|last1=Bob|first1=Bobson|title=Bob's World|date=1800}}
*{{cite book|last1=Fred|first1=Frederick|title=Fred's World|date=1900}}
*{{cite book|last1=Mary|first1=Marigold|last2=Jane|first2=Janeston|title=Mary and Jane's World|date=2000}}
{{refend}}
And as it actually appears:
Here I am making statement one. [1] Now I am going on to provide background with statement two. [2] Back to one again to finish. [1]
Bob likes to do thing one. [3] Fred, on the other hand, does both thing one and thing two. [4]. Mary and Jane have a whole range of activities at their disposal. [5]
Modeled on Outer space in February 2016.
Use {{reflist}} in "References" section to collect ref definitions as follows:
{{reflist|refs=
<ref name=name1>reference1</ref>
<ref name=name2>reference2</ref>
}}
Then cite refs in text as follows:
Here I am making statement one.<ref name=name1 /> Now I am going on to provide background with statement two.<ref name=name2 />
Together, it looks like this:
Here I am making statement one. [1] Now I am going on to provide background with statement two. [2] Back to one again to finish. [1]
To cite multiple different pages from a book, make a "Bibliography" section after the "References" section where the books are listed like this:
{{refbegin}}
*{{cite book|last1=Bob|first1=Bobson|title=Bob's World|date=1800}}
*{{cite book|last1=Fred|first1=Frederick|title=Fred's World|date=1900}}
*{{cite book|last1=Mary|first1=Marigold|last2=Jane|first2=Janeston|title=Mary and Jane's World|date=2000}}
{{refend}}
Then cite books in text as follows:
Bob likes to do thing one.{{sfn|Bobson|1800|p=43}} Fred, on the other hand, does both thing one and thing two.{{sfn|Frederick|1900|pp=105-109}}. Mary and Jane have a whole range of activities at their disposal.{{sfn|Marigold|Janeston|2000|pp=180-181}}
Together, it looks like this:
Bob likes to do thing one. [1] Fred, on the other hand, does both thing one and thing two. [2]. Mary and Jane have a whole range of activities at their disposal. [3]
Now, the final mix in nowiki:
===Main text===
Here I am making statement one.<ref name=name1 /> Now I am going on to provide background with statement two.<ref name=name2 /> Back to one again to finish.<ref name=name1 />
Bob likes to do thing one.{{sfn|Bobson|1800|p=43}} Fred, on the other hand, does both thing one and thing two.{{sfn|Frederick|1900|pp=105-109}}. Mary and Jane have a whole range of activities at their disposal.{{sfn|Marigold|Janeston|2000|pp=180-181}}
===References===
{{reflist|refs=
<ref name=name1>reference1</ref>
<ref name=name2>reference2</ref>
}}
===Bilbliography===
{{refbegin}}
*{{cite book|last1=Bob|first1=Bobson|title=Bob's World|date=1800}}
*{{cite book|last1=Fred|first1=Frederick|title=Fred's World|date=1900}}
*{{cite book|last1=Mary|first1=Marigold|last2=Jane|first2=Janeston|title=Mary and Jane's World|date=2000}}
{{refend}}
And as it actually appears:
Here I am making statement one. [1] Now I am going on to provide background with statement two. [2] Back to one again to finish. [1]
Bob likes to do thing one. [3] Fred, on the other hand, does both thing one and thing two. [4]. Mary and Jane have a whole range of activities at their disposal. [5]