Visit our Footnote Information page for explanations on how to create and format footnotes. Our Endnote Footnote Style tab explains how to create both footnotes and your bibliography using Endnote referencing software. If you use EndNote, the style is called footnote. For additional examples and explanations, see Revised on. Endnotes are notes that appear at the end of your text in academic writing. They are indicated in the text by numbers or sometimes other symbols. Endnotes are used: For quotations in certain styles. To add additional information that does not fit easily into the main text. Footnotes: All citations must use first-line indentation, where the first line of the footnote must be indented. all subsequent lines are not indented. Footnotes should be the same font size and style as the rest of your article. See the instructions for how to insert footnotes in Microsoft Word. Place the footnote number if it applies only to the content of, like this. Example. Sociologists have examined more than eighteen effects of cultural diversity. 2 But only on primary school pupils. 3 For subsequent references to the same footnote, include a parenthetical note. Quoting a website in MLA style. An MLA Works Cited entry for a web page lists the author's name, page title in marks, site name in italics, publication date, and URL. The in-text citation usually simply states the author's name. For a long page, you can specify a shortened section header. The URL must be included after the first reference to a source in accordance with. 4-4.5 The following is the general format for a reference to social media content. See AGLC4. More details. Footnote: Format and example. Note Number Username, Title, Social Media Platform, Full Date, Time Locate lt URL gt Inclusion of video duration is optional. In a note, a specific timestamp or range can be included to show the relevant location in the video. Pay attention to punctuation, such as periods or commas, in your quotes. Chicago YouTube video quote. Chicago Bibliography. Author's last name, first name. "Title of video." Additional information. Cite an image from a book. An image that you have encountered in a book, newspaper article, or other printed source should be cited by first listing the information about the image itself, then listing information about the source in which it was contained, including the page number where the image can be found Use italics for the title of an image created at the. origin,