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Footnotes #52
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## Also... * Changed visited links color to #FF0000 * Updated/audited fonts in the Adobe Typekit.
Put footnotes in blog posts! - Help / Customization - Discuss Write.as So I just discovered (Dec 14, 2020 8:57 PM) that the format as discussed in the first post of the thread (without colons in the end reference) appeared to have stopped functioning on the site for some reason. I tried adding a colon to the end of the ... okay, well... now they appear to be working again. I have no idea what's going on. In 2007, Diamond and former colleagues Shawn Grunberger, Joe Holt, and Neal Tucker set out to build the equivalent of blogging services like Blogger, WordPress, MovableType, etc. for musicians. As Holt bemoaned in [a 2008 interview with *The HTML Times*](http://htmltimes.com/band-camp.php), creating an online presence for one’s music had long been “a pain in the ass:”[^1]
I like the idea that Bandcamp hangs out in the background and just makes all of this stuff work, and also, hopefully, helps the artist promote themselves, and it’s not about “Bandcamp, Bandcamp, Bandcamp.”[^2]
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[1] While Bandcamp set out from the beginning to make it easier for artists to publish music, getting music on Spotify has always been a grueling process.
[2] I fully intended to quote Kaitlyn Tiffany on how organizations *only* get tech media attention if a significant amount of capital is involved in some form, but I haven’t been able to find it. I’ll certainly come back and add it if/when I do. Adding a picture above blog title - Help / Customization - Discuss Write.as |
Fixed again?I'm not sure how or when, but I just discovered the text in the Custom Javascript window for The Psalms was entirely incorrect... That is, it appeared to be the CSS again. Here's what I just now pasted in said field:
And now, according to the Test Page, Footnotes appear to be functioning again and styled correctly. |
See "Put footnotes in blog posts!"
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