References

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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.

Contents 1 How 1.1 Step 1 1.2 Step 2 2 Examples 2.1 Print/non-web matierla 2.2 On-line reference 2.3 Internal Wiki Reference 3 Notes and References

How

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/>.

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>

Notes and References

1. ↑ Brock University's Academic Wiki Server, http://kumu.brocku.ca/
2. ↑ Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason, MediaWiki; http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite/Cite.php