Simple mechanism to link citation references with citation notes.

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Simple mechanism to link citation references with citation notes.

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Last edited Feb 20, 2014

Created on Feb 20, 2014

This interactive example links citation references to their corresponding notes using standard HTML anchor tags and jQuery. Clicking a citation reference or note highlights the associated parent element by adding a `highlight` class, while hovering over a reference displays the citation text in a popover. The code uses jQuery selectors to identify elements with `name` attributes containing `cite_` and applies the Bootstrap popover API with a hover trigger to show the citation content. Citations are stored as plain text within the page’s `#content` element, with links using `href` fragments to match references and notes.

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