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Introducing footnotes

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	== Footnotes ==		== Footnotes ==
	{{~~Footnote Help~~}}		{{FH}}
	=== Notes ===		=== Notes ===
	{{reflist\|group="N"}}		{{reflist\|group="N"}}

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Introducing footnotes

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	== Footnotes ==		== Footnotes ==
			{{Footnote Help}}
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	The Mystery Tour is a series in which the anime-original episodes undergo special planning<ref group="Note">It is an tourism event organised by JR West.</ref>.		The Mystery Tour is a series in which the anime-original episodes undergo special planning<ref group="Note">It is an tourism event organised by JR West.</ref>.

	The first Mystery ~~Case~~ is titled "The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour"<ref group="N">Screenplay written by [[Kazunari Kouchi]].</ref>.		The first Mystery Tour case is titled "The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour"<ref group="N">Screenplay written by [[Kazunari Kouchi]].</ref>.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
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	The Mystery Tour is a series in which the anime-original episodes undergo special planning<ref group="Note">It is an tourism event organised by JR West.</ref>.		The Mystery Tour is a series in which the anime-original episodes undergo special planning<ref group="Note">It is an tourism event organised by JR West.</ref>.

	The first Mystery ~~Case~~ is titled "The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour"<ref group="N">Screenplay written by [[Kazunari Kouchi]].</ref>.		The first Mystery Tour case is titled "The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour"<ref group="N">Screenplay written by [[Kazunari Kouchi]].</ref>.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
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	== Introducing footnotes ==		== Introducing footnotes ==
	Now, by combining the two sections, footnotes can be formed.		Now, by combining the two sections, footnotes can be formed. One might often find footnotes section in some pages where the tile "Footnotes" is <code><nowiki>== Heading level 2 ==</nowiki></code> and the rest ("Notes" and "References") being <code><nowiki>=== Heading level 3 ===</nowiki></code>. This is the standard way of representation in the Wikipedia of the Japanese version. Incidentally, the footnotes section should only be activated when both "Notes" and "References" are present, otherwise individual sections should be used. Here is the format of the footnotes section utilised in this wiki:

			<pre>
			== Footnotes ==
			=== Notes ===
			{{reflist\|group="N"}}

			=== References ===
			{{reflist}}
			</pre>

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	The same logic goes for the notes section; it is allowed to assign specific "groups" for ref tags, in the format of <code><nowiki><ref group="groupname" name="name">...</ref></nowiki></code>. Many notations can be used for notes, the most common one is '''Note'''; occasionally solely '''N''' is utilised as well (this substantially diminishes the ambiguity as a four-character superscript may become too long; in Japanese Wikipedia, '''注''' is used, which is of one character only). Note that in this wiki, both cases ~~are used~~:		The same logic goes for the notes section; it is allowed to assign specific "groups" for ref tags, in the format of <code><nowiki><ref group="groupname" name="name">...</ref></nowiki></code>. Many notations can be used for notes, the most common one is '''Note'''; occasionally solely '''N''' is utilised as well (this substantially diminishes the ambiguity as a four-character superscript may become too long; in Japanese Wikipedia, '''注''' is used, which is of one character only). Note that in this wiki, both cases exist:

	* In all '''anime pages''', the ref group "N" is used (along with the footnotes section)		* In all '''anime pages''', the ref group "N" is used (along with the footnotes section)
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	<div style="display: flex; gap: 10px;"><div style="padding: 10px; width: 45%;"><h4>Markup</h4><pre>		<div style="display: flex; gap: 10px;"><div style="padding: 10px; width: 45%;"><h4>Markup</h4><pre>
	The Mystery Tour is a series in which the anime-original episodes undergo special planning<ref group="Note">~~The referred "Mystery Tour" (ミステリーツアー)~~ is a tourism event ~~in Japan that contains mystery elements conceived by the organizer, thereby bringing the sensation of commitment within a deduction. This event has always been~~ organised by JR West~~; started in 2001, and runs almost annually~~.</ref>.		The Mystery Tour is a series in which the anime-original episodes undergo special planning<ref group="Note">It is an tourism event organised by JR West.</ref>.

	The first Mystery Case is titled "The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour"<ref group="N">Screenplay written by [[Kazunari Kouchi]].</ref>.		The first Mystery Case is titled "The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour"<ref group="N">Screenplay written by [[Kazunari Kouchi]].</ref>.
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	<references group="N" /></pre></div><div style="padding: 10px; width: 45%;"><h4>Renders as</h4>		<references group="N" /></pre></div><div style="padding: 10px; width: 45%;"><h4>Renders as</h4>
	The Mystery Tour is a series in which the anime-original episodes undergo special planning<ref group="Note">~~The referred "Mystery Tour" (ミステリーツアー)~~ is a tourism event ~~in Japan that contains mystery elements conceived by the organizer, thereby bringing the sensation of commitment within a deduction. This event has always been~~ organised by JR West~~; started in 2001, and runs almost annually~~.</ref>.		The Mystery Tour is a series in which the anime-original episodes undergo special planning<ref group="Note">It is an tourism event organised by JR West.</ref>.

	The first Mystery Case is titled "The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour"<ref group="N">Screenplay written by [[Kazunari Kouchi]].</ref>.		The first Mystery Case is titled "The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour"<ref group="N">Screenplay written by [[Kazunari Kouchi]].</ref>.

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	The same logic goes for the notes section; it is allowed to assign specific "groups" for ref tags, in the format of <code><nowiki><ref group="groupname" name="name">...</ref></nowiki></code>. Many notations can be used for notes, the most common one is '''Note'''; occasionally solely '''N''' is utilised as well (this substantially diminishes the ambiguity as a four-character superscript may become too long; in Japanese Wikipedia, '''注''' is used, which is of one character only).		The same logic goes for the notes section; it is allowed to assign specific "groups" for ref tags, in the format of <code><nowiki><ref group="groupname" name="name">...</ref></nowiki></code>. Many notations can be used for notes, the most common one is '''Note'''; occasionally solely '''N''' is utilised as well (this substantially diminishes the ambiguity as a four-character superscript may become too long; in Japanese Wikipedia, '''注''' is used, which is of one character only). Note that in this wiki, both cases are used:

			* In all '''anime pages''', the ref group "N" is used (along with the footnotes section)
			* In all '''staff pages''', the ref group "Note" is used (without the footnotes section)

	<div style="display: flex; gap: 10px;"><div style="padding: 10px; width: 45%;"><h4>Markup</h4><pre>		<div style="display: flex; gap: 10px;"><div style="padding: 10px; width: 45%;"><h4>Markup</h4><pre>
	The Mystery Tour is a series in which the anime-original episodes undergo special planning<ref group="Note">The referred "Mystery Tour" (ミステリーツアー) is a tourism event in Japan that contains mystery elements conceived by the organizer, thereby bringing the sensation of commitment within a deduction. This event has always been organised by JR West; started in 2001, and runs almost annually.</ref>.		The Mystery Tour is a series in which the anime-original episodes undergo special planning<ref group="Note">The referred "Mystery Tour" (ミステリーツアー) is a tourism event in Japan that contains mystery elements conceived by the organizer, thereby bringing the sensation of commitment within a deduction. This event has always been organised by JR West; started in 2001, and runs almost annually.</ref>.

			The first Mystery Case is titled "The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour"<ref group="N">Screenplay written by [[Kazunari Kouchi]].</ref>.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	<references group="Note" /></pre></div><div style="padding: 10px; width: 45%;"><h4>Renders as</h4>		<references group="Note" />
			<references group="N" /></pre></div><div style="padding: 10px; width: 45%;"><h4>Renders as</h4>
	The Mystery Tour is a series in which the anime-original episodes undergo special planning<ref group="Note">The referred "Mystery Tour" (ミステリーツアー) is a tourism event in Japan that contains mystery elements conceived by the organizer, thereby bringing the sensation of commitment within a deduction. This event has always been organised by JR West; started in 2001, and runs almost annually.</ref>.		The Mystery Tour is a series in which the anime-original episodes undergo special planning<ref group="Note">The referred "Mystery Tour" (ミステリーツアー) is a tourism event in Japan that contains mystery elements conceived by the organizer, thereby bringing the sensation of commitment within a deduction. This event has always been organised by JR West; started in 2001, and runs almost annually.</ref>.

			The first Mystery Case is titled "The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour"<ref group="N">Screenplay written by [[Kazunari Kouchi]].</ref>.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	<references group="Note" /></div></div>		<references group="Note" />
			<references group="N" /></div></div>
	~~'''{{red\|Note that in this wiki, ref tags with group of "N" are utilised in all the anime pages, where as ref tags with group of "Note" are utilised in all the staff pages.}}'''~~

	== Introducing footnotes ==		== Introducing footnotes ==

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 {{Reflist|30em}}</div></div>
-Aside from directly inserting the ref tags in the main text of the wiki page, another notation of references can be applied where all the text to be cited are moved to the bottom of the page, namely, the footnotes section as a mediagraphy. This version attains the exact same appearance with the above methods yet it makes the source code itself more user-friendly, since at times the citation links may get huge. Here are two ways of achieving it:
+Aside from directly inserting the ref tags in the main text of the wiki page, another notation of references can be applied where all the text to be cited are moved to the bottom of the page, namely, the footnotes section as a mediagraphy. This version attains the exact same appearance with the above methods yet it makes the source code itself more user-friendly, since at times the citation links may get huge.
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 '''Footnotes''' is a supplementary ornament used in MediaWiki-based documenting. This can be divided into both '''Notes''' and '''References''' segments where respective information can be specified.
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 {{Reflist|30em}}</div></div>
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	'''Footnotes''' is a supplementary ornament used in MediaWiki-based documenting. This can be divided into both '''Notes''' and '''References''' segments where respective information can be specified.		'''Footnotes''' is a supplementary ornament used in MediaWiki-based documenting. This can be divided into both '''Notes''' and '''References''' segments where respective information can be specified.

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	== How to use it ==		== How to use it ==
	The general format for ref tags is <code><nowiki><ref>text</ref></nowiki></code>. If utilised, a square-bracketed number will appear as a superscript, when the wiki user clicks on it, they will be automatically redirected to the references section. However, each ref tag can be assigned a unique identifier, using <code><nowiki>name="xx"</nowiki></code>, thus it can be reused on the same page with <code><nowiki><ref name="xx" /></nowiki></code>, rather than citing it again, which would cause unnecessary duplication within the references section.		The general format for ref tags is <code><nowiki><ref>text</ref></nowiki></code>. If utilised, a square-bracketed number will appear as a superscript; when the wiki user clicks on it, they will be automatically redirected to the references section. However, each ref tag can be assigned a unique identifier, using <code><nowiki>name="xx"</nowiki></code>, thus it can be reused on the same page with <code><nowiki><ref name="xx" /></nowiki></code>, rather than citing it again, which would cause unnecessary duplication within the references section.

	<div style="display: flex; gap: 10px;"><div style="padding: 10px; width: 45%;"><h4>Markup</h4><pre>		<div style="display: flex; gap: 10px;"><div style="padding: 10px; width: 45%;"><h4>Markup</h4><pre>
	Shinichi Kudo solves the roller coaster case.<ref>Episode 1</ref>		Shinichi Kudo solves the roller coaster case<ref>Episode 1</ref>.
	~~{{reflist}}~~</pre></div><div style="padding: 10px; width: 45%;"><h4>Renders as</h4>		<references /></pre></div><div style="padding: 10px; width: 45%;"><h4>Renders as</h4>
	Shinichi Kudo solves the roller coaster case.<ref>Episode 1</ref>		Shinichi Kudo solves the roller coaster case<ref>Episode 1</ref>.
	{{reflist}}</div></div>		<references /></div></div>

			The template <code><nowiki>{{reflist}}</nowiki></code> can be used instead of <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code> as it contains many more features. Using this template, the column width of the references' list can be regulated by assigning it with a parameter <code><nowiki>{{Reflist\|xxem}}</nowiki></code>. For example, <code><nowiki>{{Reflist\|30em}}</nowiki></code> will force the list columns to be of a width of 30 em.

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			Kenji Kodama directed the series at an early stage<ref>[https://www.ytv.co.jp/conan/staff/ Detective Conan Staff]</ref>; however, he is currently not involved in the production<ref>[https://www.ytv.co.jp/conan/news/ Detective Conan News]</ref>.

			==References==
			{{Reflist\|30em}}</pre></div><div style="padding: 10px; width: 45%;"><h4>Renders as</h4>
			Kenji Kodama directed the series at an early stage<ref name"staff">[https://www.ytv.co.jp/conan/staff/ Detective Conan Staff]</ref>; however, he is currently not involved in the production<ref>[https://www.ytv.co.jp/conan/news/ Detective Conan News]</ref>.

			==References==
			{{Reflist\|30em}}</div></div>

	[[Category:Help]]		[[Category:Help]]

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	'''Footnotes''' is a supplementary ornament used ~~within~~ MediaWiki-based documenting. This can be divided into both '''Notes''' and '''References''' segments where respective information can be specified.		'''Footnotes''' is a supplementary ornament used in MediaWiki-based documenting. This can be divided into both '''Notes''' and '''References''' segments where respective information can be specified.

	In short, the references section provides citations of reliable sources of any kind of information; meanwhile the scope of notes can be slightly loose as some explanatory or inferred content can be addressed. The references feature is a built-in HTML-like function that can be called directly using <code><nowiki><ref>...</ref></nowiki></code>, <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code> and <code><nowiki><references>...</references></nowiki></code> (the latter ones are analogous). To ease editing, some useful templates can be used, for example, the most common instance is the template <code><nowiki>{{reflist}}</nowiki></code> whereby it acts as a better replacement of the <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code> (yet their effects are interchangeable).		In short, the references section provides citations of reliable sources of any kind of information; meanwhile the scope of notes can be slightly loose as some explanatory or inferred content can be addressed. The references feature is a built-in HTML-like function that can be called directly using <code><nowiki><ref>...</ref></nowiki></code>, <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code> and <code><nowiki><references>...</references></nowiki></code> (the latter ones are analogous). To ease editing, some useful templates can be used, for example, the most common instance is the template <code><nowiki>{{reflist}}</nowiki></code> whereby it acts as a better replacement of the <code><nowiki><references /></nowiki></code> (yet their effects are interchangeable).
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	== How to use it ==		== How to use it ==
	The general format for ref tags is <code><nowiki><ref>text</ref></nowiki></code>. If utilised, a square-bracketed number will appear as a superscript, when the wiki user clicks on it, they will be automatically redirected to the references section. However, each ref tag can be assigned a unique identifier, using <code><nowiki>name="xx"</nowiki></code>, thus it can be reused on the same page with <code><nowiki><ref name="xx" /></nowiki></code>, rather than citing it again, which would cause unnecessary duplication within the references section.		The general format for ref tags is <code><nowiki><ref>text</ref></nowiki></code>. If utilised, a square-bracketed number will appear as a superscript, when the wiki user clicks on it, they will be automatically redirected to the references section. However, each ref tag can be assigned a unique identifier, using <code><nowiki>name="xx"</nowiki></code>, thus it can be reused on the same page with <code><nowiki><ref name="xx" /></nowiki></code>, rather than citing it again, which would cause unnecessary duplication within the references section.

			<div style="display: flex; gap: 10px;"><div style="padding: 10px; width: 45%;"><h4>Markup</h4><pre>
			Shinichi Kudo solves the roller coaster case.<ref>Episode 1</ref>
			{{reflist}}</pre></div><div style="padding: 10px; width: 45%;"><h4>Renders as</h4>
			Shinichi Kudo solves the roller coaster case.<ref>Episode 1</ref>
			{{reflist}}</div></div>

	[[Category:Help]]		[[Category:Help]]

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	== How to use it ==		== How to use it ==
	The general format for ref tags is <code><nowiki><ref>~~...~~</ref></nowiki></code>, ~~where ... represents the text within the tags; the representations~~ will ~~always be~~ a superscript ~~beside the string of text. When~~ the wiki user clicks on ~~the superscript~~, they will be automatically redirected ~~towards the location of where~~ the references section ~~to view the corresponding text~~. However, each ref tag can be assigned a unique identifier~~/name~~, using <code><nowiki>name="xx"</nowiki></code> thus it can be reused on the same page, rather than citing it again, which would cause unnecessary duplication.		The general format for ref tags is <code><nowiki><ref>text</ref></nowiki></code>. If utilised, a square-bracketed number will appear as a superscript, when the wiki user clicks on it, they will be automatically redirected to the references section. However, each ref tag can be assigned a unique identifier, using <code><nowiki>name="xx"</nowiki></code>, thus it can be reused on the same page with <code><nowiki><ref name="xx" /></nowiki></code>, rather than citing it again, which would cause unnecessary duplication within the references section.

	[[Category:Help]]		[[Category:Help]]