Usage in Markdown
These are two paragraphs[^1] of text with footnotes.
[^1]: A self-contained unit of a discourse in writing, see [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paragraph).
As you can see, the footnotes can be anywhere in the text. Here I show how to use a named footnote[^named] instead. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Non illo velit aspernatur ratione nulla hic, nihil ea consectetur mollitia tempora reiciendis eos praesentium dolore modi ad illum facilis tempore dolorem.
[^named]: Yes, this footnote is called named.
These are two paragraphs of text with footnotes. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Eum quam molestias, pariatur blanditiis odit asperiores quidem velit eveniet dolores voluptas, magni cumque autem ipsum excepturi. Dolorum, officia. Et reprehenderit, numquam.
As you can see, the footnotes can be anywhere in the text. Here I show how to use a named footnote instead. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Non illo velit aspernatur ratione nulla hic, nihil ea consectetur mollitia tempora reiciendis eos praesentium dolore modi ad illum facilis tempore dolorem.
Change Footnotes Heading
In some resources we might use different headings for the footnotes. For example in the The Business Case for Digital Accessibility , we use “References”. The title can be specified in the frontmatter:
footnotestitle: Resources