The \vspace is required since the default table environment in LaTeX is not designed for this layout and leaves no space here by default.Ī nice thing with this approach is that the footnote labels change to letters within the minipage so they are intuitively separated from the footnotes in the rest of the document. I usually place the caption above the table since this is more common in scientific papers. page uses material from Andy Roberts Getting to grips with LaTeX.
As a final note, it is interesting to note that, when used inside a minipage environment, the footnote command puts a footnote at the bottom of the parbox produced by the. Use the footmisc package, with package option stable, and simply add the footnote to. If I could, I would have wrapped everything in the table env in a minipage but I got errors for this even though the minipage was inside the table env. However, if we wanted to insert images, for example, the minipage environment would be needed to create a single box from all the content. to avoid a space between the footnote number and a punctuation mark. You can use the xspace package to add/absorb spaces when necessary, e.g.
#HOW TO ADD FOOTNOTE TO PAGE LATEX PDF#
If you want to send the footnote to the bottom of the page and replace the index with a number rather than a alphabetic character, you may use the minipage*-environment of the footnote package: \documentclass & 3 \\ This ‘minimal working example’ consisting of a LaTeX and a PDF file further illustrates the concept. In addition, since minipage is not a floating environment, adding a caption inside the minipage environment gives the following error message: “LaTeX Error: \caption outside float”. But on the first page, it seems people put asterisk right next to author name or title () and footnote is generated. Obviously, the footnote is placed right below the table, which may or may not be what you want. When I put footnote, in the pdf, I see numbered superscript like 1,2,3.
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