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<rEf nAmE="CasingRef">Example 2: name:CasingRef and Tag casing</rEf> |
<rEf nAmE="CasingRef">Example 2: name:CasingRef and Tag casing</rEf> |
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<REF NAME="CasingRef" /> |
<REF NAME="CasingRef" /> |
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<ref name="quoting space">Example 3: Quoting (note that mixed quote ' " don't work, also note how space translates to an underscore)</ref> |
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<ref name="quoting space"/> |
<ref name="quoting space"/> |
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<ref name='quoting space'/> |
<ref name='quoting space'/> |
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<ref name="quoting space" /> |
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<ref name="to be replaced">Example 3: Quoting (note that mixed quote ' " don't work, also note how space translates to an underscore)</ref> |
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<ref name="quote>bug">Example 4: ref is named "quote>bug", but is null</ref> |
<ref name="quote>bug">Example 4: ref is named "quote>bug", but is null</ref> |
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<!--ref style="color:Blue;" name="extra">Example 5: Extra Attributes (blocked by software)</ref> |
<!--ref style="color:Blue;" name="extra">Example 5: Extra Attributes (blocked by software)</ref> |
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<ref name=bang!>Example 6: special characters translate to anchor encoded character, so ! and .21 are equivalent</ref> |
<ref name=bang!>Example 6: special characters translate to anchor encoded character, so ! and .21 are equivalent</ref> |
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<ref name="bang.21"/> |
<ref name="bang.21"/> |
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<ref name=bang! /> |
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<ref name="to be replaced (2)">Example 6: special characters translate to anchor encoded character, so ! and .21 are equivalent</ref> |
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<ref name="">Example 7: Empty name are apparently valid name (BUG!)</ref> |
<ref name="">Example 7: Empty name are apparently valid name (BUG!)</ref> |
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<ref name=''/> |
<ref name=''/> |
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Cite error: The opening <ref> tag is malformed or has a bad name (see the help page).
- ^ Example 1: named:casingref
- ^ a b Example 2: name:CasingRef and Tag casing
- ^ a b c d Example 3: Quoting (note that mixed quote ' " don't work, also note how space translates to an underscore)
- ^ bug">Example 4: ref is named "quote>bug", but is null
- ^ a b Example 5: Characters that can make a ref name, excluding <, >, and "
- ^ a b Example 6: special characters translate to anchor encoded character, so ! and .21 are equivalent
- ^ Cite error: The named reference
bang.21was invoked but never defined (see the help page). - ^ Example 7: Empty name are apparently valid name (BUG!)