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Are there any easy ways to set co-first author and corresponding author in the footnotes of an article? I do not want use Elsarticle template. Please advise.



The latex codes are attached as follows;



documentclass[a4paper, 12pt]{article}





usepackage{authblk}

renewcommand*{Authsep}{, }

renewcommand*{Authand}{, }

renewcommand*{Authands}{, }

renewcommand*{Authfont}{normalsizenormalfont}    

renewcommand*{Affilfont}{normalsizenormalfont}



renewcommand{baselinestretch}{1.5} 



title{textbf{{large Title}}}



author[a,1]{XXX}

author[a,textasteriskcentered]{YYY}

author[b,1]{ZZZ}



affil[a]{textit{AAA BBB CCC}}

affil[b]{textit{AAAaaa BBBaaa CCCaaa}}

date{}    



begin{document}

maketitle



Some texts...\

1 indicates co-first author, and should be accompanied by footnote: \ textsuperscript{1} Contribute to equally to this study. \

textasteriskcentered indicates corresponding author, and should be accompanied by footnote: \ textsuperscript{*} Corresponding author. Email: xxx@yyy.zzz.



end{document}


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    Are there any easy ways to set co-first author and corresponding author in the footnotes of an article? I do not want use Elsarticle template. Please advise.



    The latex codes are attached as follows;



    documentclass[a4paper, 12pt]{article}
    

    

    
usepackage{authblk}
    
renewcommand*{Authsep}{, }
    
renewcommand*{Authand}{, }
    
renewcommand*{Authands}{, }
    
renewcommand*{Authfont}{normalsizenormalfont}    
    
renewcommand*{Affilfont}{normalsizenormalfont}
    

    
renewcommand{baselinestretch}{1.5} 
    

    
title{textbf{{large Title}}}
    

    
author[a,1]{XXX}
    
author[a,textasteriskcentered]{YYY}
    
author[b,1]{ZZZ}
    

    
affil[a]{textit{AAA BBB CCC}}
    
affil[b]{textit{AAAaaa BBBaaa CCCaaa}}
    
date{}    
    

    
begin{document}
    
maketitle
    

    
Some texts...\
    
1 indicates co-first author, and should be accompanied by footnote: \ textsuperscript{1} Contribute to equally to this study. \
    
textasteriskcentered indicates corresponding author, and should be accompanied by footnote: \ textsuperscript{*} Corresponding author. Email: xxx@yyy.zzz.
    

    
end{document}


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      The latex codes are attached as follows;



      documentclass[a4paper, 12pt]{article}
      

      

      
usepackage{authblk}
      
renewcommand*{Authsep}{, }
      
renewcommand*{Authand}{, }
      
renewcommand*{Authands}{, }
      
renewcommand*{Authfont}{normalsizenormalfont}    
      
renewcommand*{Affilfont}{normalsizenormalfont}
      

      
renewcommand{baselinestretch}{1.5} 
      

      
title{textbf{{large Title}}}
      

      
author[a,1]{XXX}
      
author[a,textasteriskcentered]{YYY}
      
author[b,1]{ZZZ}
      

      
affil[a]{textit{AAA BBB CCC}}
      
affil[b]{textit{AAAaaa BBBaaa CCCaaa}}
      
date{}    
      

      
begin{document}
      
maketitle
      

      
Some texts...\
      
1 indicates co-first author, and should be accompanied by footnote: \ textsuperscript{1} Contribute to equally to this study. \
      
textasteriskcentered indicates corresponding author, and should be accompanied by footnote: \ textsuperscript{*} Corresponding author. Email: xxx@yyy.zzz.
      

      
end{document}


      enter image description here






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      Are there any easy ways to set co-first author and corresponding author in the footnotes of an article? I do not want use Elsarticle template. Please advise.



      The latex codes are attached as follows;



      documentclass[a4paper, 12pt]{article}
      

      

      
usepackage{authblk}
      
renewcommand*{Authsep}{, }
      
renewcommand*{Authand}{, }
      
renewcommand*{Authands}{, }
      
renewcommand*{Authfont}{normalsizenormalfont}    
      
renewcommand*{Affilfont}{normalsizenormalfont}
      

      
renewcommand{baselinestretch}{1.5} 
      

      
title{textbf{{large Title}}}
      

      
author[a,1]{XXX}
      
author[a,textasteriskcentered]{YYY}
      
author[b,1]{ZZZ}
      

      
affil[a]{textit{AAA BBB CCC}}
      
affil[b]{textit{AAAaaa BBBaaa CCCaaa}}
      
date{}    
      

      
begin{document}
      
maketitle
      

      
Some texts...\
      
1 indicates co-first author, and should be accompanied by footnote: \ textsuperscript{1} Contribute to equally to this study. \
      
textasteriskcentered indicates corresponding author, and should be accompanied by footnote: \ textsuperscript{*} Corresponding author. Email: xxx@yyy.zzz.
      

      
end{document}


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