JavaScript Widgets -- Examples/Notes
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onload=initialize();>The following example shows how dynamic footnotes might be included in a
document...
Any browser-specific comments can be found in brackets here --
In a typical paragraph with footnotes, there is a bunch of text, followed by
a note. The note is represented, as here, by a hypertext name=link>. That link should, as a matter of style, be indicated in the form
of a number, as here . Footnotes can, with some
browsers, be set up with a timeout feature, as with this name=timed>link. I have set this one to time out after 4 seconds. To test
this feature properly in a variety of browsers, I have inserted notes that
appear in those browsers.