How to change footnote notation locally in a few places?












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I like to change the footnote notation locally in a few places,
see the following, we have




  • "Asterisk footnote"


  • "Spade footnote"


  • "Diamond footnote"




How do we effectively change footnote notation locally in a few places?




This is from the example given here.



begin{table}[!h]
begin{tabular}{c|c}
hline
First Name & Dennis \ hline
Last Name & the Menace footnote{First lettered footnote.} \ hline
Age & 12 footnote{Asterisk footnote!} \ hline
Major & Math footnote{Spade footnote!} \ hline
Sport & Swim footnote{Diamond footnote!} \ hline
Music & Chop Suey footnote{Second lettered footnote.} \ hline
Shoe size & 15 \ hline
end{tabular}
caption[Denis information.]{Some other description.}
label{tab:denisInfo}
end{table}









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  • Something what footmisc package provides? DefineFNsymbols and setfnsymbol, i.e. a set of particular symbols that is used instead of numbers?

    – Christian Hupfer
    Jan 17 at 21:32











  • Yes, please give me an example of code? thanks!

    – wonderich
    Jan 17 at 22:08











  • And please leave an answer!

    – wonderich
    Jan 17 at 22:15











  • I only wanted to have some local footnote symbols

    – wonderich
    Jan 17 at 23:20











  • @wonderich: Are you using hyperref with this implementation? Are these locally-different footnotes only appearing in floats?

    – Werner
    Jan 17 at 23:40
















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I like to change the footnote notation locally in a few places,
see the following, we have




  • "Asterisk footnote"


  • "Spade footnote"


  • "Diamond footnote"




How do we effectively change footnote notation locally in a few places?




This is from the example given here.



begin{table}[!h]
begin{tabular}{c|c}
hline
First Name & Dennis \ hline
Last Name & the Menace footnote{First lettered footnote.} \ hline
Age & 12 footnote{Asterisk footnote!} \ hline
Major & Math footnote{Spade footnote!} \ hline
Sport & Swim footnote{Diamond footnote!} \ hline
Music & Chop Suey footnote{Second lettered footnote.} \ hline
Shoe size & 15 \ hline
end{tabular}
caption[Denis information.]{Some other description.}
label{tab:denisInfo}
end{table}









share|improve this question

























  • Something what footmisc package provides? DefineFNsymbols and setfnsymbol, i.e. a set of particular symbols that is used instead of numbers?

    – Christian Hupfer
    Jan 17 at 21:32











  • Yes, please give me an example of code? thanks!

    – wonderich
    Jan 17 at 22:08











  • And please leave an answer!

    – wonderich
    Jan 17 at 22:15











  • I only wanted to have some local footnote symbols

    – wonderich
    Jan 17 at 23:20











  • @wonderich: Are you using hyperref with this implementation? Are these locally-different footnotes only appearing in floats?

    – Werner
    Jan 17 at 23:40














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I like to change the footnote notation locally in a few places,
see the following, we have




  • "Asterisk footnote"


  • "Spade footnote"


  • "Diamond footnote"




How do we effectively change footnote notation locally in a few places?




This is from the example given here.



begin{table}[!h]
begin{tabular}{c|c}
hline
First Name & Dennis \ hline
Last Name & the Menace footnote{First lettered footnote.} \ hline
Age & 12 footnote{Asterisk footnote!} \ hline
Major & Math footnote{Spade footnote!} \ hline
Sport & Swim footnote{Diamond footnote!} \ hline
Music & Chop Suey footnote{Second lettered footnote.} \ hline
Shoe size & 15 \ hline
end{tabular}
caption[Denis information.]{Some other description.}
label{tab:denisInfo}
end{table}









share|improve this question
















I like to change the footnote notation locally in a few places,
see the following, we have




  • "Asterisk footnote"


  • "Spade footnote"


  • "Diamond footnote"




How do we effectively change footnote notation locally in a few places?




This is from the example given here.



begin{table}[!h]
begin{tabular}{c|c}
hline
First Name & Dennis \ hline
Last Name & the Menace footnote{First lettered footnote.} \ hline
Age & 12 footnote{Asterisk footnote!} \ hline
Major & Math footnote{Spade footnote!} \ hline
Sport & Swim footnote{Diamond footnote!} \ hline
Music & Chop Suey footnote{Second lettered footnote.} \ hline
Shoe size & 15 \ hline
end{tabular}
caption[Denis information.]{Some other description.}
label{tab:denisInfo}
end{table}






symbols numbering footnotes






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  • Something what footmisc package provides? DefineFNsymbols and setfnsymbol, i.e. a set of particular symbols that is used instead of numbers?

    – Christian Hupfer
    Jan 17 at 21:32











  • Yes, please give me an example of code? thanks!

    – wonderich
    Jan 17 at 22:08











  • And please leave an answer!

    – wonderich
    Jan 17 at 22:15











  • I only wanted to have some local footnote symbols

    – wonderich
    Jan 17 at 23:20











  • @wonderich: Are you using hyperref with this implementation? Are these locally-different footnotes only appearing in floats?

    – Werner
    Jan 17 at 23:40



















  • Something what footmisc package provides? DefineFNsymbols and setfnsymbol, i.e. a set of particular symbols that is used instead of numbers?

    – Christian Hupfer
    Jan 17 at 21:32











  • Yes, please give me an example of code? thanks!

    – wonderich
    Jan 17 at 22:08











  • And please leave an answer!

    – wonderich
    Jan 17 at 22:15











  • I only wanted to have some local footnote symbols

    – wonderich
    Jan 17 at 23:20











  • @wonderich: Are you using hyperref with this implementation? Are these locally-different footnotes only appearing in floats?

    – Werner
    Jan 17 at 23:40

















Something what footmisc package provides? DefineFNsymbols and setfnsymbol, i.e. a set of particular symbols that is used instead of numbers?

– Christian Hupfer
Jan 17 at 21:32





Something what footmisc package provides? DefineFNsymbols and setfnsymbol, i.e. a set of particular symbols that is used instead of numbers?

– Christian Hupfer
Jan 17 at 21:32













Yes, please give me an example of code? thanks!

– wonderich
Jan 17 at 22:08





Yes, please give me an example of code? thanks!

– wonderich
Jan 17 at 22:08













And please leave an answer!

– wonderich
Jan 17 at 22:15





And please leave an answer!

– wonderich
Jan 17 at 22:15













I only wanted to have some local footnote symbols

– wonderich
Jan 17 at 23:20





I only wanted to have some local footnote symbols

– wonderich
Jan 17 at 23:20













@wonderich: Are you using hyperref with this implementation? Are these locally-different footnotes only appearing in floats?

– Werner
Jan 17 at 23:40





@wonderich: Are you using hyperref with this implementation? Are these locally-different footnotes only appearing in floats?

– Werner
Jan 17 at 23:40










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Well, the example you borrowed from was suited to footnotes within tabular environment. For plain text, I used the mpfootnote counter to keep track of symbolic footnotes inbetween, with the new command defined as symfootnote{}



documentclass[a5paper, 12pt]{article}

renewcommand{thefootnote}{alph{footnote}}

newcommand{symfootnote}[1]{%
letoldthefootnote=thefootnote%
stepcounter{mpfootnote}%
addtocounter{footnote}{-1}%
renewcommand{thefootnote}{fnsymbol{mpfootnote}}%
footnote{#1}%
letthefootnote=oldthefootnote%
}

begin{document}

This documentfootnote{first letter} may have
severalfootnote{second letter}
footnotessymfootnote{first symbol}.

While most of themfootnote{third letter} are
alphabeticalfootnote{fourth letter}, some are
symbolicsymfootnote{second symbol} also, to
preserve varietyfootnote{fifth letter}.

end{document}


This gives an output :



enter image description here






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Well, the example you borrowed from was suited to footnotes within tabular environment. For plain text, I used the mpfootnote counter to keep track of symbolic footnotes inbetween, with the new command defined as symfootnote{}



documentclass[a5paper, 12pt]{article}

renewcommand{thefootnote}{alph{footnote}}

newcommand{symfootnote}[1]{%
letoldthefootnote=thefootnote%
stepcounter{mpfootnote}%
addtocounter{footnote}{-1}%
renewcommand{thefootnote}{fnsymbol{mpfootnote}}%
footnote{#1}%
letthefootnote=oldthefootnote%
}

begin{document}

This documentfootnote{first letter} may have
severalfootnote{second letter}
footnotessymfootnote{first symbol}.

While most of themfootnote{third letter} are
alphabeticalfootnote{fourth letter}, some are
symbolicsymfootnote{second symbol} also, to
preserve varietyfootnote{fifth letter}.

end{document}


This gives an output :



enter image description here






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  • thanks +1, thanks so much!

    – wonderich
    Jan 18 at 4:40
















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Well, the example you borrowed from was suited to footnotes within tabular environment. For plain text, I used the mpfootnote counter to keep track of symbolic footnotes inbetween, with the new command defined as symfootnote{}



documentclass[a5paper, 12pt]{article}

renewcommand{thefootnote}{alph{footnote}}

newcommand{symfootnote}[1]{%
letoldthefootnote=thefootnote%
stepcounter{mpfootnote}%
addtocounter{footnote}{-1}%
renewcommand{thefootnote}{fnsymbol{mpfootnote}}%
footnote{#1}%
letthefootnote=oldthefootnote%
}

begin{document}

This documentfootnote{first letter} may have
severalfootnote{second letter}
footnotessymfootnote{first symbol}.

While most of themfootnote{third letter} are
alphabeticalfootnote{fourth letter}, some are
symbolicsymfootnote{second symbol} also, to
preserve varietyfootnote{fifth letter}.

end{document}


This gives an output :



enter image description here






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  • thanks +1, thanks so much!

    – wonderich
    Jan 18 at 4:40














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Well, the example you borrowed from was suited to footnotes within tabular environment. For plain text, I used the mpfootnote counter to keep track of symbolic footnotes inbetween, with the new command defined as symfootnote{}



documentclass[a5paper, 12pt]{article}

renewcommand{thefootnote}{alph{footnote}}

newcommand{symfootnote}[1]{%
letoldthefootnote=thefootnote%
stepcounter{mpfootnote}%
addtocounter{footnote}{-1}%
renewcommand{thefootnote}{fnsymbol{mpfootnote}}%
footnote{#1}%
letthefootnote=oldthefootnote%
}

begin{document}

This documentfootnote{first letter} may have
severalfootnote{second letter}
footnotessymfootnote{first symbol}.

While most of themfootnote{third letter} are
alphabeticalfootnote{fourth letter}, some are
symbolicsymfootnote{second symbol} also, to
preserve varietyfootnote{fifth letter}.

end{document}


This gives an output :



enter image description here






share|improve this answer















Well, the example you borrowed from was suited to footnotes within tabular environment. For plain text, I used the mpfootnote counter to keep track of symbolic footnotes inbetween, with the new command defined as symfootnote{}



documentclass[a5paper, 12pt]{article}

renewcommand{thefootnote}{alph{footnote}}

newcommand{symfootnote}[1]{%
letoldthefootnote=thefootnote%
stepcounter{mpfootnote}%
addtocounter{footnote}{-1}%
renewcommand{thefootnote}{fnsymbol{mpfootnote}}%
footnote{#1}%
letthefootnote=oldthefootnote%
}

begin{document}

This documentfootnote{first letter} may have
severalfootnote{second letter}
footnotessymfootnote{first symbol}.

While most of themfootnote{third letter} are
alphabeticalfootnote{fourth letter}, some are
symbolicsymfootnote{second symbol} also, to
preserve varietyfootnote{fifth letter}.

end{document}


This gives an output :



enter image description here







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