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Adding references within a document

Documentation > Commands > Ref

Webulator allows references to be embedded within a page using the [Ref:] command

References can include URLs so for example you could enter BBC website [Ref:www.bbc.co.uk] as part of a text field in an article and the command would be replaced with a numbered superscript reference linking to a list of references which would be displayed in a numbered list at the bottom of the article like this: BBC website[1]

Numbering is automatic and in the order that references appear in the article[2].

References:

  1. www.bbc.co.uk
  2. See www.webulator.net/documentation/250 for details of other commands
Adding references within a document

Webulator allows references to be embedded within a page using the [Ref:] command