More AsciiDoc Blocks, Styles, and Elements

Button, keyboard, and menu UI macros

Click the btn:[Submit] button.

Press kbd:[esc] to exit insert mode.

You can cancel a running query by using the kbd:[Ctrl+C] keys.

In the tool bar, select menu:File[Save].

Select menu:View[Zoom > Reset] to reset the zoom level.

The example above is published as:

Click the Submit button.

Press esc to exit insert mode.

You can cancel a running query by using the Ctrl+C keys.

In the tool bar, select File Save.

Select View Zoom Reset to reset the zoom level.

Add a footnote

To avoid disrupting the flow of the text to include addendum information, you can tuck the information away in a footnote. You make footnotes using the footnote macro.

This sentence is followed by a footnote.footnote:fn-1[This is the footnote text.]
When the document is converted, a number will appear in place of the footnote.
The reader can use the footnote number to navigate to and from the footnote.

This sentence is followed by the same footnote.footnote:fn-1[]

The example above is published as:

This sentence is followed by a footnote.^[1] When the document is converted, a number will appear in place of the footnote. The reader can use the footnote number to navigate to and from the footnote.

This sentence is followed by the same footnote.^[1]

The ID, which is specified using the target slot of the macro, is optional. By assigning an ID (e.g., fn-1), you can reuse the footnote multiple times in the document, as show in the above example. You only have to specify the footnote text on the first occurrence. The text can be filled in using an attribute reference.

1. This is the footnote text.