Citations Linking to Sources

[Gerald Lowell]

Am posting this on both Reunion and TNG lists, in the event that someone can help. My problem relates to the Notes section that appears on the individual pages of TNG and Reunion. Normally, in Reunion, I position the superscript number (hotlink) of the specific Source record first, followed by the specific note that I am adding. What has now happened in both Reunion and consequently in TNG, all of the specific Source numbers that appeared in front of each of the notes within an individual record have disappeared. Instead, in TNG, after the final note, a string of periods appears, followed by a list of consecutive numbers in brackets that hotlink to the various sources used for the specific notes in the Notes section. At the bottom of the record, citations appear for the specific sources used in the record. However, there is no direct corollary between a specific note and the Source from which it was taken. In Reunion, after the final note, there is a list of Source numbers, hotlinked to the specific Source, that appeared in the notes for the individual.

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[John Hill]

Re: Citations Linking to Sources

[QUOTE=Gerald Lowell;38180]Am posting this on both Reunion and TNG lists, in the event that someone can help. My problem relates to the Notes section that appears on the individual pages of TNG and Reunion. Normally, in Reunion, I position the superscript number (hotlink) of the specific Source record first, followed by the specific note that I am adding. What has now happened in both Reunion and consequently in TNG, all of the specific Source numbers that appeared in front of each of the notes within an individual record have disappeared. Instead, in TNG, after the final note, a string of periods appears, followed by a list of consecutive numbers in brackets that hotlink to the various sources used for the specific notes in the Notes section. At the bottom of the record, citations appear for the specific sources used in the record. However, there is no direct corollary between a specific note and the Source from which it was taken. In Reunion, after the final note, there is a list of Source numbers, hotlinked to the specific Source, that appeared in the notes for the individual.

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