and puts squiggly red lines everywhere (well, in the dozen or so places it's an issue). This confuses Microsoft Word, because its proofreading function ignores the footnote references and only sees:
² /3/on-people-who-think-theyre-so-damn-funny If I put a superscript comma in-between them, for example: Phasellus tristique 8 9 mauris ipsum, ac euismod felis sollicitudin vitae. 4 Aliquam iaculis 5 6 7 non tortor nec vestibulum. Duis mollis, ligula quis dapibus mollis, magna velit aliquet mi, nec lacinia erat nulla nec dui. Donec aliquam lectus eget rhoncus aliquet. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. But it adds a lot of awkward white space when done in the middle of a paragraph, for example: And at the end of an isolated sentence, a few extra spaces are certainly not the end of the world. In that example, I've placed a space in-between the 1 and the 2 to make it easier to see. ² And Characterburg because I am not very creative. The television character's name was Guy Characterburg. It's an issue because I'm adding multiple footnotes to the same section of document body text in a "wiki" style document with multiple URL examples used as reference, for example: This line of text is a footnote reference example.
In the following example, there is no way to know whether or not there exists one reference to footnote 12, or two references to footnotes 1 and 2: I've run into an issue using Microsoft Word 2013.
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