Footnotes before the end of the page in reledpar
I have to make separate footnotes for each column of the text (Russian–English translation). The main text can contain some mini-pages (in order to make framed text). However, I confronted two problems in the presented part of the text:
- It seems to me that this mini-page environment somehow makes LaTeX think that this is the end of the page and it's time to put a footnote
- The line that should separate a footnote and main text body is placed in the left column.
I and very new in LaTeX (basically, this is my first try there) and I only use Overleaf. I know, there are some issues with reledpar package there because it's not the newest version there but I only can use Overleaf for now.
documentclass[draft]{book}
usepackage[T2A]{fontenc}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[english,russian, french]{babel}
usepackage{lmodern}
usepackage{lscape}
usepackage[a4paper, landscape, left=1in, right=1in, bottom=1.5in, top=1in]{geometry} %, showframe]
usepackage{reledmac}
usepackage{reledpar}
usepackage{epigraph}
setlengthepigraphwidth{.3textwidth}
setlengthepigraphrule{0pt}
usepackage{comment}
usepackage[parfill]{parskip}
setlength{parskip}{1ex}
setgoalfraction{0.8}
numberlinefalse
begin{document}
begin{sloppypar}
begin{pairs}
begin{Leftside}
selectlanguage{russian}
beginnumbering
pstart
На правой воротине сверху висела ржавая жестяная табличка: «Ул. Лукоморье, д. No.13, Н. К. Горыныч», а под нею красовался кусок фанеры с надписью чернилами вкривь и вкось:
pend
pstart
begin{Center}
fbox{begin{minipage}{4.5cm}
centering
КОТ НЕ РАБОТАЕТ
newline
Администрация
end{minipage}}
end{Center}
pend
pstart
pend
pstart
– Какой КОТ? – спросил я. – Комитет Оборонной Техники?
pend
pstart
Бородатый хихикнул.
pend
endnumbering
end{Leftside}
begin{Rightside}
selectlanguage{english}
beginnumbering
pstart
begin{ledgroup}
On the right wing hung a rusty sheet-metal tablet reading, Lukomoriye St., No. 13, N.K. Gorynitch,footnoteB{Reference to Zmei Gorynitch, a fire-breathing dragon of Russian folklore} while under it, in shameless splendor, a piece of plywood bore in inked letters leaning every which way:
end{ledgroup}
pend
pstart
begin{Center}
fbox{begin{minipage}{4.5cm}
centering
CAT OUT OF ORDER
newline
Administration
end{minipage}}
end{Center}
pend
pstart
pend
pstart
“What CAT?” I asked. “Committee for Advanced Technology?”
pend
pstart
The bearded one tittered.
pend
endnumbering
end{Rightside}
end{pairs}
Columns
end{sloppypar}
end{document}
footnotes minipage reledpar parallel-texts
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I have to make separate footnotes for each column of the text (Russian–English translation). The main text can contain some mini-pages (in order to make framed text). However, I confronted two problems in the presented part of the text:
- It seems to me that this mini-page environment somehow makes LaTeX think that this is the end of the page and it's time to put a footnote
- The line that should separate a footnote and main text body is placed in the left column.
I and very new in LaTeX (basically, this is my first try there) and I only use Overleaf. I know, there are some issues with reledpar package there because it's not the newest version there but I only can use Overleaf for now.
documentclass[draft]{book}
usepackage[T2A]{fontenc}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[english,russian, french]{babel}
usepackage{lmodern}
usepackage{lscape}
usepackage[a4paper, landscape, left=1in, right=1in, bottom=1.5in, top=1in]{geometry} %, showframe]
usepackage{reledmac}
usepackage{reledpar}
usepackage{epigraph}
setlengthepigraphwidth{.3textwidth}
setlengthepigraphrule{0pt}
usepackage{comment}
usepackage[parfill]{parskip}
setlength{parskip}{1ex}
setgoalfraction{0.8}
numberlinefalse
begin{document}
begin{sloppypar}
begin{pairs}
begin{Leftside}
selectlanguage{russian}
beginnumbering
pstart
На правой воротине сверху висела ржавая жестяная табличка: «Ул. Лукоморье, д. No.13, Н. К. Горыныч», а под нею красовался кусок фанеры с надписью чернилами вкривь и вкось:
pend
pstart
begin{Center}
fbox{begin{minipage}{4.5cm}
centering
КОТ НЕ РАБОТАЕТ
newline
Администрация
end{minipage}}
end{Center}
pend
pstart
pend
pstart
– Какой КОТ? – спросил я. – Комитет Оборонной Техники?
pend
pstart
Бородатый хихикнул.
pend
endnumbering
end{Leftside}
begin{Rightside}
selectlanguage{english}
beginnumbering
pstart
begin{ledgroup}
On the right wing hung a rusty sheet-metal tablet reading, Lukomoriye St., No. 13, N.K. Gorynitch,footnoteB{Reference to Zmei Gorynitch, a fire-breathing dragon of Russian folklore} while under it, in shameless splendor, a piece of plywood bore in inked letters leaning every which way:
end{ledgroup}
pend
pstart
begin{Center}
fbox{begin{minipage}{4.5cm}
centering
CAT OUT OF ORDER
newline
Administration
end{minipage}}
end{Center}
pend
pstart
pend
pstart
“What CAT?” I asked. “Committee for Advanced Technology?”
pend
pstart
The bearded one tittered.
pend
endnumbering
end{Rightside}
end{pairs}
Columns
end{sloppypar}
end{document}
footnotes minipage reledpar parallel-texts
Welcome to TeX.SE! Nice first question!
– Kurt
Mar 7 at 15:17
If you use a normalfootnote
and notfootnoteB
you could replace your command withfootnotemark
at the place it appears (footnotemark[<number>]
if you need more footnotes in this page) and then add afootnotetext{<Footnote content>}
(orfootnotetext[<number>]{...}
) somewhere in the real text of the page (when you are not inside a minipage). This is the way LaTeX works in general with footnotes and Overleaf has nothing to do with this question.... Except iffootnoteB
is provided from a package that it's 2016 version is outdated and now has different features than then.
– koleygr
Mar 7 at 15:31
@koleygr Thanks for an option. I have to know where my page will end for this, right? It is a tricky question as I am not sure about final font and everything else so it might easily change during the book preparation, many times.
– lizaveta
Mar 7 at 15:53
If you place it just at the point that the minipage ends you will be almost 100% sure that it will be printed at the same place that the minipage ends. The difficult part is when this minipage is inside a float... But if not, you are almost sure you will not find problems in the placement because afootnote
command rarely is placed in a next page (doesn't really start a new page by it's own but sometimes in special cases of many footnotes it could appear on a next page and this means you should reduce the footnotes and use comments in the actual text instead -at least for me-)
– koleygr
Mar 7 at 16:05
@koleygr Maybe I was'n clear enough: this is just a part of a big chapter so I actually don't want to specify the exact location of a footnote in the text; it just should be placed in the end of the page (and page break can be in a different places depending on my final margins, fonts and so on).
– lizaveta
Mar 7 at 17:02
|
show 4 more comments
I have to make separate footnotes for each column of the text (Russian–English translation). The main text can contain some mini-pages (in order to make framed text). However, I confronted two problems in the presented part of the text:
- It seems to me that this mini-page environment somehow makes LaTeX think that this is the end of the page and it's time to put a footnote
- The line that should separate a footnote and main text body is placed in the left column.
I and very new in LaTeX (basically, this is my first try there) and I only use Overleaf. I know, there are some issues with reledpar package there because it's not the newest version there but I only can use Overleaf for now.
documentclass[draft]{book}
usepackage[T2A]{fontenc}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[english,russian, french]{babel}
usepackage{lmodern}
usepackage{lscape}
usepackage[a4paper, landscape, left=1in, right=1in, bottom=1.5in, top=1in]{geometry} %, showframe]
usepackage{reledmac}
usepackage{reledpar}
usepackage{epigraph}
setlengthepigraphwidth{.3textwidth}
setlengthepigraphrule{0pt}
usepackage{comment}
usepackage[parfill]{parskip}
setlength{parskip}{1ex}
setgoalfraction{0.8}
numberlinefalse
begin{document}
begin{sloppypar}
begin{pairs}
begin{Leftside}
selectlanguage{russian}
beginnumbering
pstart
На правой воротине сверху висела ржавая жестяная табличка: «Ул. Лукоморье, д. No.13, Н. К. Горыныч», а под нею красовался кусок фанеры с надписью чернилами вкривь и вкось:
pend
pstart
begin{Center}
fbox{begin{minipage}{4.5cm}
centering
КОТ НЕ РАБОТАЕТ
newline
Администрация
end{minipage}}
end{Center}
pend
pstart
pend
pstart
– Какой КОТ? – спросил я. – Комитет Оборонной Техники?
pend
pstart
Бородатый хихикнул.
pend
endnumbering
end{Leftside}
begin{Rightside}
selectlanguage{english}
beginnumbering
pstart
begin{ledgroup}
On the right wing hung a rusty sheet-metal tablet reading, Lukomoriye St., No. 13, N.K. Gorynitch,footnoteB{Reference to Zmei Gorynitch, a fire-breathing dragon of Russian folklore} while under it, in shameless splendor, a piece of plywood bore in inked letters leaning every which way:
end{ledgroup}
pend
pstart
begin{Center}
fbox{begin{minipage}{4.5cm}
centering
CAT OUT OF ORDER
newline
Administration
end{minipage}}
end{Center}
pend
pstart
pend
pstart
“What CAT?” I asked. “Committee for Advanced Technology?”
pend
pstart
The bearded one tittered.
pend
endnumbering
end{Rightside}
end{pairs}
Columns
end{sloppypar}
end{document}
footnotes minipage reledpar parallel-texts
I have to make separate footnotes for each column of the text (Russian–English translation). The main text can contain some mini-pages (in order to make framed text). However, I confronted two problems in the presented part of the text:
- It seems to me that this mini-page environment somehow makes LaTeX think that this is the end of the page and it's time to put a footnote
- The line that should separate a footnote and main text body is placed in the left column.
I and very new in LaTeX (basically, this is my first try there) and I only use Overleaf. I know, there are some issues with reledpar package there because it's not the newest version there but I only can use Overleaf for now.
documentclass[draft]{book}
usepackage[T2A]{fontenc}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[english,russian, french]{babel}
usepackage{lmodern}
usepackage{lscape}
usepackage[a4paper, landscape, left=1in, right=1in, bottom=1.5in, top=1in]{geometry} %, showframe]
usepackage{reledmac}
usepackage{reledpar}
usepackage{epigraph}
setlengthepigraphwidth{.3textwidth}
setlengthepigraphrule{0pt}
usepackage{comment}
usepackage[parfill]{parskip}
setlength{parskip}{1ex}
setgoalfraction{0.8}
numberlinefalse
begin{document}
begin{sloppypar}
begin{pairs}
begin{Leftside}
selectlanguage{russian}
beginnumbering
pstart
На правой воротине сверху висела ржавая жестяная табличка: «Ул. Лукоморье, д. No.13, Н. К. Горыныч», а под нею красовался кусок фанеры с надписью чернилами вкривь и вкось:
pend
pstart
begin{Center}
fbox{begin{minipage}{4.5cm}
centering
КОТ НЕ РАБОТАЕТ
newline
Администрация
end{minipage}}
end{Center}
pend
pstart
pend
pstart
– Какой КОТ? – спросил я. – Комитет Оборонной Техники?
pend
pstart
Бородатый хихикнул.
pend
endnumbering
end{Leftside}
begin{Rightside}
selectlanguage{english}
beginnumbering
pstart
begin{ledgroup}
On the right wing hung a rusty sheet-metal tablet reading, Lukomoriye St., No. 13, N.K. Gorynitch,footnoteB{Reference to Zmei Gorynitch, a fire-breathing dragon of Russian folklore} while under it, in shameless splendor, a piece of plywood bore in inked letters leaning every which way:
end{ledgroup}
pend
pstart
begin{Center}
fbox{begin{minipage}{4.5cm}
centering
CAT OUT OF ORDER
newline
Administration
end{minipage}}
end{Center}
pend
pstart
pend
pstart
“What CAT?” I asked. “Committee for Advanced Technology?”
pend
pstart
The bearded one tittered.
pend
endnumbering
end{Rightside}
end{pairs}
Columns
end{sloppypar}
end{document}
footnotes minipage reledpar parallel-texts
footnotes minipage reledpar parallel-texts
edited Mar 7 at 15:23
lizaveta
asked Mar 7 at 15:12
lizavetalizaveta
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Nice first question!
– Kurt
Mar 7 at 15:17
If you use a normalfootnote
and notfootnoteB
you could replace your command withfootnotemark
at the place it appears (footnotemark[<number>]
if you need more footnotes in this page) and then add afootnotetext{<Footnote content>}
(orfootnotetext[<number>]{...}
) somewhere in the real text of the page (when you are not inside a minipage). This is the way LaTeX works in general with footnotes and Overleaf has nothing to do with this question.... Except iffootnoteB
is provided from a package that it's 2016 version is outdated and now has different features than then.
– koleygr
Mar 7 at 15:31
@koleygr Thanks for an option. I have to know where my page will end for this, right? It is a tricky question as I am not sure about final font and everything else so it might easily change during the book preparation, many times.
– lizaveta
Mar 7 at 15:53
If you place it just at the point that the minipage ends you will be almost 100% sure that it will be printed at the same place that the minipage ends. The difficult part is when this minipage is inside a float... But if not, you are almost sure you will not find problems in the placement because afootnote
command rarely is placed in a next page (doesn't really start a new page by it's own but sometimes in special cases of many footnotes it could appear on a next page and this means you should reduce the footnotes and use comments in the actual text instead -at least for me-)
– koleygr
Mar 7 at 16:05
@koleygr Maybe I was'n clear enough: this is just a part of a big chapter so I actually don't want to specify the exact location of a footnote in the text; it just should be placed in the end of the page (and page break can be in a different places depending on my final margins, fonts and so on).
– lizaveta
Mar 7 at 17:02
|
show 4 more comments
Welcome to TeX.SE! Nice first question!
– Kurt
Mar 7 at 15:17
If you use a normalfootnote
and notfootnoteB
you could replace your command withfootnotemark
at the place it appears (footnotemark[<number>]
if you need more footnotes in this page) and then add afootnotetext{<Footnote content>}
(orfootnotetext[<number>]{...}
) somewhere in the real text of the page (when you are not inside a minipage). This is the way LaTeX works in general with footnotes and Overleaf has nothing to do with this question.... Except iffootnoteB
is provided from a package that it's 2016 version is outdated and now has different features than then.
– koleygr
Mar 7 at 15:31
@koleygr Thanks for an option. I have to know where my page will end for this, right? It is a tricky question as I am not sure about final font and everything else so it might easily change during the book preparation, many times.
– lizaveta
Mar 7 at 15:53
If you place it just at the point that the minipage ends you will be almost 100% sure that it will be printed at the same place that the minipage ends. The difficult part is when this minipage is inside a float... But if not, you are almost sure you will not find problems in the placement because afootnote
command rarely is placed in a next page (doesn't really start a new page by it's own but sometimes in special cases of many footnotes it could appear on a next page and this means you should reduce the footnotes and use comments in the actual text instead -at least for me-)
– koleygr
Mar 7 at 16:05
@koleygr Maybe I was'n clear enough: this is just a part of a big chapter so I actually don't want to specify the exact location of a footnote in the text; it just should be placed in the end of the page (and page break can be in a different places depending on my final margins, fonts and so on).
– lizaveta
Mar 7 at 17:02
Welcome to TeX.SE! Nice first question!
– Kurt
Mar 7 at 15:17
Welcome to TeX.SE! Nice first question!
– Kurt
Mar 7 at 15:17
If you use a normal
footnote
and not footnoteB
you could replace your command with footnotemark
at the place it appears (footnotemark[<number>]
if you need more footnotes in this page) and then add a footnotetext{<Footnote content>}
(or footnotetext[<number>]{...}
) somewhere in the real text of the page (when you are not inside a minipage). This is the way LaTeX works in general with footnotes and Overleaf has nothing to do with this question.... Except if footnoteB
is provided from a package that it's 2016 version is outdated and now has different features than then.– koleygr
Mar 7 at 15:31
If you use a normal
footnote
and not footnoteB
you could replace your command with footnotemark
at the place it appears (footnotemark[<number>]
if you need more footnotes in this page) and then add a footnotetext{<Footnote content>}
(or footnotetext[<number>]{...}
) somewhere in the real text of the page (when you are not inside a minipage). This is the way LaTeX works in general with footnotes and Overleaf has nothing to do with this question.... Except if footnoteB
is provided from a package that it's 2016 version is outdated and now has different features than then.– koleygr
Mar 7 at 15:31
@koleygr Thanks for an option. I have to know where my page will end for this, right? It is a tricky question as I am not sure about final font and everything else so it might easily change during the book preparation, many times.
– lizaveta
Mar 7 at 15:53
@koleygr Thanks for an option. I have to know where my page will end for this, right? It is a tricky question as I am not sure about final font and everything else so it might easily change during the book preparation, many times.
– lizaveta
Mar 7 at 15:53
If you place it just at the point that the minipage ends you will be almost 100% sure that it will be printed at the same place that the minipage ends. The difficult part is when this minipage is inside a float... But if not, you are almost sure you will not find problems in the placement because a
footnote
command rarely is placed in a next page (doesn't really start a new page by it's own but sometimes in special cases of many footnotes it could appear on a next page and this means you should reduce the footnotes and use comments in the actual text instead -at least for me-)– koleygr
Mar 7 at 16:05
If you place it just at the point that the minipage ends you will be almost 100% sure that it will be printed at the same place that the minipage ends. The difficult part is when this minipage is inside a float... But if not, you are almost sure you will not find problems in the placement because a
footnote
command rarely is placed in a next page (doesn't really start a new page by it's own but sometimes in special cases of many footnotes it could appear on a next page and this means you should reduce the footnotes and use comments in the actual text instead -at least for me-)– koleygr
Mar 7 at 16:05
@koleygr Maybe I was'n clear enough: this is just a part of a big chapter so I actually don't want to specify the exact location of a footnote in the text; it just should be placed in the end of the page (and page break can be in a different places depending on my final margins, fonts and so on).
– lizaveta
Mar 7 at 17:02
@koleygr Maybe I was'n clear enough: this is just a part of a big chapter so I actually don't want to specify the exact location of a footnote in the text; it just should be placed in the end of the page (and page break can be in a different places depending on my final margins, fonts and so on).
– lizaveta
Mar 7 at 17:02
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Nice first question!
– Kurt
Mar 7 at 15:17
If you use a normal
footnote
and notfootnoteB
you could replace your command withfootnotemark
at the place it appears (footnotemark[<number>]
if you need more footnotes in this page) and then add afootnotetext{<Footnote content>}
(orfootnotetext[<number>]{...}
) somewhere in the real text of the page (when you are not inside a minipage). This is the way LaTeX works in general with footnotes and Overleaf has nothing to do with this question.... Except iffootnoteB
is provided from a package that it's 2016 version is outdated and now has different features than then.– koleygr
Mar 7 at 15:31
@koleygr Thanks for an option. I have to know where my page will end for this, right? It is a tricky question as I am not sure about final font and everything else so it might easily change during the book preparation, many times.
– lizaveta
Mar 7 at 15:53
If you place it just at the point that the minipage ends you will be almost 100% sure that it will be printed at the same place that the minipage ends. The difficult part is when this minipage is inside a float... But if not, you are almost sure you will not find problems in the placement because a
footnote
command rarely is placed in a next page (doesn't really start a new page by it's own but sometimes in special cases of many footnotes it could appear on a next page and this means you should reduce the footnotes and use comments in the actual text instead -at least for me-)– koleygr
Mar 7 at 16:05
@koleygr Maybe I was'n clear enough: this is just a part of a big chapter so I actually don't want to specify the exact location of a footnote in the text; it just should be placed in the end of the page (and page break can be in a different places depending on my final margins, fonts and so on).
– lizaveta
Mar 7 at 17:02