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  1. 6.2 README.txt
  2. 6.2 tinymce_footnotes/README.txt
  3. 6.2 footnotes_wysiwyg/README.txt
DEPRECATED: TinyMCE Footnotes 6.x-0.1
--------------------

Note: This module is DEPRECATED. Please use footnotes_wysiwyg module instead 
(in the Footnotes package), it contains a newer version of this code.

If you are not using this module, you can safely delete this folder.


Installation
--------------------

Installation Instructions:
1. place in your modules directory (i.e. /sites/all/modules)
2. Enable the module in /admin/build/modules
3. Enable the "Add Footnote" button in the WYSIWYG settings for the input format(s)
that you would like to use.
4


Information
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Reuses the tiny_mce_popup.js - you can also point this at the tiny_mce_popup.js
that resides in the tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce directory of your wysiwyg install
by changing the file footnote.htm's <script> tag where the tiny_mce_popup.js is
added.


Credits
---------------------

Original author: elgreg
Port to Drupal 6.x: hingo

Known issues
----------------------

Translation is currently not implemented. See http://drupal.org/node/672034
The few strings that would need translation are found in tinymce_plugin/footnote.(htm|js)

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tinymce_footnotes/README.txt
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  1. DEPRECATED: TinyMCE Footnotes 6.x-0.1

  2. --------------------

  3. 

  4. Note: This module is DEPRECATED. Please use footnotes_wysiwyg module instead 

  5. (in the Footnotes package), it contains a newer version of this code.

  6. 

  7. If you are not using this module, you can safely delete this folder.

  8. 

  9. 

  10. Installation

  11. --------------------

  12. 

  13. Installation Instructions:

  14. 1. place in your modules directory (i.e. /sites/all/modules)

  15. 2. Enable the module in /admin/build/modules

  16. 3. Enable the "Add Footnote" button in the WYSIWYG settings for the input format(s)

  17. that you would like to use.

  18. 4

  19. 

  20. 

  21. Information

  22. ---------------------

  23. Reuses the tiny_mce_popup.js - you can also point this at the tiny_mce_popup.js

  24. that resides in the tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce directory of your wysiwyg install

  25. by changing the file footnote.htm's