Upgrade StorageA style with endnotes (not numeric) in brackets?
Is there a style that would allow me to use endnotes/footnotes, but which places the note reference within brackets rather than in superscript?
I'm writing a grant application where I need to economise on the number of characters I use and using footnotes is preferable to using author-date (since the list of references is excluded from the character count).
Furthermore, the funder requires that I paste the project description into a web form that will strip the text of any formatting. Therefore, the superscript will likely be lost and so I need some other way of indicating that the figure is a note and not a number. So I want consecutively numbered notes in brackets [1], where each note can cite multiple references. Also, I don't want to use a numeric style – it's rare in my field and might confuse readers.
I understand I could edit an existing footnote style to achieve this, but perhaps there's already one out there that comes close to what I'm looking for.
I'm writing a grant application where I need to economise on the number of characters I use and using footnotes is preferable to using author-date (since the list of references is excluded from the character count).
Furthermore, the funder requires that I paste the project description into a web form that will strip the text of any formatting. Therefore, the superscript will likely be lost and so I need some other way of indicating that the figure is a note and not a number. So I want consecutively numbered notes in brackets [1], where each note can cite multiple references. Also, I don't want to use a numeric style – it's rare in my field and might confuse readers.
I understand I could edit an existing footnote style to achieve this, but perhaps there's already one out there that comes close to what I'm looking for.
https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=Brack&format=numeric
Previous research has documented the systematic historical injustices perpetrated by the states [1, 2]; analyzed government policy towards the Sami [3]; and described evolving Sami ethnopolitical mobilization and activism [1, 4].
References:
1. Some book
2. Another book
3. An article.
4. A book chapter
What I want is rather this:
Previous research has documented the systematic historical injustices perpetrated by the states [1]; analyzed government policy towards the Sami [2]; and described evolving Sami ethnopolitical mobilization and activism [3].
Endnotes:
1. Some book. Another book.
2. An article.
3. Some book. A book chapter.
…i.e., the only difference to a regular footnote style would be that notes are not in superscript but within brackets.