References
From Help With Kumu Wiki
References that appear at the bottom of the page can be added kumu[1] wiki articles via the Cite [2] extension and the associated syntax outlined below. This extension is found on all kumu wikis[1].
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How to add a footnoted reference
There are two steps to adding footnote-style references to wiki articles:
Step 1
Beside where you would like to cite add the reference link include the tags <ref> </ref>. Contained withing the <ref> </ref> should be the actual reference as you would like it to appear at the bottom of the page.
Step 2
At the bottom of the page (or elsewhere on the page) add the tag <references/>. Standard practise is to all add the heading "Notes and References" above it, ie:
==Notes and References== <references/>.
Multiple uses of the same footnote
To give a footnote a unique identifier, use <ref name="name">. You can then refer to the same footnote again by using a ref tag with the same name. The text inside the second tag doesn't matter, because the text already exists in the first reference. You can either copy the whole footnote, or you can use a terminated empty ref tag that looks like this: <ref name="name" />.
In the following example, the same source is cited twice. Wikis can handle most of referencing <ref name="references">References. (2008, January 22). Help With Kumu Wiki Server, . Retrieved 17:01, January 22, 2008 from https://kumu.brocku.ca/help/index.php?title=References&oldid=58.</ref> for you. The reference extension<ref name="references" /> used on the kumu is the same one Wikipedia uses.
Examples
Print/non-web matierla
Since the 17th Century<ref> see Fugue Walker, Paul, 16 March, 2007 for discussion of the changing use of the term throughout Western music history. </ref>
On-line reference
Since the 17th Century<ref> see http://www.example.com/GroveOnline Fugue Walker, Paul 16 March 2007 for discussion of the changing use of the term throughout Western music history. </ref>
Internal Wiki Reference
Since the 17th Century<ref> see {{GroveOnline|Fugue|Walker, Paul|16 March|2007}} for discussion of the changing use of the term throughout Western music history. </ref>
APA style
Wikis can handle most of referencing <ref>References. (2008, January 22). Help With Kumu Wiki Server, . Retrieved 17:01, January 22, 2008 from https://kumu.brocku.ca/help/index.php?title=References&oldid=58.</ref> for you.
MLA style
Wikis can handle most of referencing <ref>"References." Help With Kumu Wiki Server, . 22 Jan 2008, 16:33 UTC. 22 Jan 2008, 17:01 <https://kumu.brocku.ca/help/index.php?title=References&oldid=58>.</ref> for you.
Chicago style
Wikis can handle most of referencing <ref>Help With Kumu Wiki Server contributors, "References," Help With Kumu Wiki Server, , https://kumu.brocku.ca/help/index.php?title=References&oldid=58 (accessed January 22, 2008).</ref> for you.
Notes and References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Brock University's Academic Wiki Server, http://kumu.brocku.ca/
- ↑ Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason, MediaWiki; http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite/Cite.php
