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latex input: mmd-article-header Title: MultiMarkdown Glossary Test CSS: http://fletcherpenney.net/css/document.css latex input: mmd-article-begin-doc latex footer: mmd-memoir-footer MultiMarkdown has a special format for footnotes that should represent glossary terms. This doesn't make much difference in XHTML (because there is no such thing as a glossary in XHTML), but can be used to generate a glossary within LaTeX documents. For example, let's have an entry for `glossary`.[^glossary] And what about ampersands?[^amp] Since we want the ampersand entry to be sorted with the a's, and not with symbols, we put in the optional sort key `ampersand` to control sorting. [^glossary]: glossary: Glossary A section at the end ... [^amp]: glossary: & (ampersand) A punctuation mark ... [^glossary]: glossary: Glossary A section at the end ... [^amp]: glossary: & (ampersand) A punctuation mark ...
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