Chapter 4 · 4.9
Footnotes, endnotes and links
Adding a footnote or endnote
A footnote is a note at the bottom of the page, marked by a small number in the text. An endnote works the same way, but appears at the end of the document.
- Place the cursor after the word the note relates to.
- Go to the References tab and click Footnote.
- Choose Insert footnote or Insert endnote and type your note.
The numbers update automatically. If you delete a note, the other numbers shift accordingly. Use Notes settings to choose the numbering and position.
Adding a hyperlink
A hyperlink turns text into a clickable link to a website, an email address or a location within your document.
- Select the text that should become the link.
- Click Link (on the Insert or References tab), or press Ctrl + K.
- Choose External link and type the address, for example https://www.weboke.nl. Want to link to a heading or bookmark in the same document? Then choose the tab next to it, for a location in the document.
- Click OK.
To open a link, hold down Ctrl and click it. Right click the link to edit or remove it.