[OS X TeX] showidx term in a footnote.
Josep M.Font
pepf54 at tiscali.es
Sat Oct 2 23:26:45 CEST 2004
El 02 oct 2004, a las 20:49, Alain Schremmer escribió:
> I use showidx not just for me to check if and where a term has been
> defined but mostly because I find it helps students who, before they
> have assimilated a new term, need frequently to go back a few pages to
> where the term is explained/defined but are deterred by having to use
> the index.
>
> Occasionally, I need to define a term that is not crucial to the body
> and thus appears only in a footnote.
>
> But, while the term does appear in the index, showidx does not show it
> in the margin.
>
> Is there anything I can do about it?
How about putting the \index command just outside the \footnote? I.e.,
\footnote{Bla bla bla new_term bla bla}\index{new_term} ? this will not
affect the indexing, as the footnote text will appear on the same page
as the footnote number, and the new_term will appear in the margin, on
the same page, although not at the quite right place (but you can
perhaps warn the readers?).
JMaF
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