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This is a companion template to {{Sfn}}; see there for a more general introduction. Unlike {{Sfn}}, however, {{Sfnm}} supports the inclusion of multiple sources in a single footnote.
Usage
[edit]Each of the several sources listed in the template is identified using a set of numbered (n) parameters where the first source is numbered 1, the second 2, etc. There is no set limit to the number of sources that may be listed in a single template though editors should be aware that readability suffers with an increase of the number of sources.
The following markup:
{{Sfnm|1a1=Smith|1a2=Jones|1a3=Johnson|1y=2005|1p=15|2a1=Jones|2a2=Johnson|2a3=Smith|2y=2004|2p=50}}
will produce the following footnote: [1]
- ^ Smith, Jones & Johnson 2005, p. 15; Jones, Johnson & Smith 2004, p. 50.
Parameters
[edit]The following parameters are used where n always begins at 1, increases by one for each successive source; n has no set limit.
|nam=– source n author (required) – has the form:namwherenis the source number,aindicates that this is an author parameter, andmidentifies the mth author of source n →|1a1=is first source author one,|5a4=is fifth source author four; author numbers (m) greater than4are ignored;|ny=– year – accepted formats are:YYYY,n.d.ornd(no date),c. YYYY,YYYY–YYYY(endash separator); all dates may have a single lowercase letter disambiguator suffix; see sfn §More than one work in a year|np=– in-source page cited|npp=– in-source pages cited|nloc=– in-source location when not pagination – appended to|np=or|npp=if present|nref=– alternate reference identifier used to link source to its full citation; the special keywordnoneinhibits creation of a link from source to its long form reference|nps=– source postscript – terminal character or text; defaults to none; the special keywordnone(used by{{sfn}}) is silently ignored|ps=– postscript – template's final terminal character or text; defaults to period (.); the special keywordnoneinhibits the postscript character; yields to|nps=where n is the last source
When a source has a single author, use of positional parameters for author and year is supported; both |author and |year are required when there is more than one of these single-author sources listed in the template:
{{Sfnm|Smith|2005|1p=15|Jones|2004|2p=2}}
which will produce the following footnote: [1]
- ^ Smith 2005, p. 15; Jones 2004, p. 2.
Literature cited
[edit]- Jones, John (2004). "My Journal Article". Journal of Important Studies. 509 (13): 10–23.
- Jones, John; Johnson, John; Smith, John (2004). Our First Book.
- Smith, John (2005). "Another Journal Article". Journal of Important Studies. 510 (14): 100–134.
- Smith, John; Jones, John; Johnson, John (2005). Our Second Book.
See also
[edit]- Template:Sfnm – creates a series of shortened footnotes separated by semicolons
- Template:Sfnmp – creates a series of shortened footnotes separated by semicolons, with dates in parentheses
- Template:Unbulleted list citebundle (Shortcut: {{multiref}}) – citations are indented in an unbulleted list
- Template:Multiref2 – citations are separated with additional white space
The {{harvnb}} and {{r}} or other similar templates can be manually bundled in a single footnote
General templates that create lists not necessarily designed for references or footnotes can be found at Category:List formatting and function templates.