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I am writing an academic article and have too much space between the text and the footnote separator (especially on pages 4 and 5 of the attached document). I see that this is a common problem, but the information I have found on the Internet is not helping. This will delete both the reference number and the text of the footnote/endnote. Any following notes are automatically renumbered. Here, press to [Undo] the deletion Moving or Copying a Footnote or Endnote. Microsoft Word 2013 Footnotes and Endnotes. To check if this is your problem and to remove the page border, open the ‘DESIGN’ tab then click on the ‘Page Borders’ button If you see a line on the preview to the right, then click on the line to remove it. Delete a footnote, endnote, or separator. You can also remove the line that separates footnotes and endnotes from body text. Important: It’s the reference number or mark that you delete (in the body of the text), NOT the footnote or endnote itself. If you delete the footnote or endnote itself, Word renumbers the notes in a new order.

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How to get rid of a gap between body text and footnote separator

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Hi,
I have a problem with the text with footnotes. I am preparing my thesis for online publication. The matter is that in a number of pages of my work there is a blank space between the main text and footnote separator. When I press ‘enter’ in order to draw back the lines from the next page it does not work despite of presence of a space/gap or extra lines in the end of the previous page. The only solution I found to fill the blank space was to bring closer the footnote text to the main text pressing ‘enter’. But while reviewing the text it is obvious that some pages became shorter. I don’t know whether the problem is with footnotes or with the text itself. I tried so many times and different methods but failed :(.
I am using Word 2007. My document is saved in compatibility mode. My body text is: Font: Times New Roman, 12 pt, Space After: 6 pt, Style: Linked, Hide until used, Priority: 100, Based on: No Spacing
My footnote text: Font: Times New Roman, 10 pt, Style: Linked, Hide until used, Based on: No Spacing.
I would be grateful if you advise me what I should do in this situation. Thank you:).

Text message app for mac and android. Hi Marita,

Welcome to HTG.
I don't use Word 2007, but still 97 and I have a Dutch version, so I might not use the correct words, but I was thinking of you page layout
or maybe that is called page settings (for me under File > Page Settings). You can organize there how much space is left for the top and the bottom and headers and footers.

I hope you get this problem sorted :)

Cheers,
Sarah.

Edit:
koptekst = header
voettekst = footer

And if I remember correctly 2003 has the sides listed the other way round, so 2007 might look different too.
Hopefully someone will come along with a screenshot of a more recent version ;)

The main reason for that is if the footnote reference is on the last couple of lines of the page, and if the footnote reference and footnote text cannot fit on the same page, word automatically removes the lines and places on the next page so that footnote can be placed at the bottom of the page. Footnote text always stays on the same page where the footnote reference is. More footnotes you have on the same page, your text area becomes smaller and smaller. Either you move your footnote reference few lines earlier or move footnote reference on the next page. I hope this helps.

Thank you Sarah and Michael for your replies:). Sarah, I tried page settings but it didn't help, first I also thought it could help:(. Michael, in some pages I have only 2 or 3 footnotes, and I can move it downward to the bottom where it should be or upward, I can't move the text from the next page to fill the gap in the preceeding one (in some places there is no reference on the following line(s) in the next page). It's rather annoying and confusing:(.

Go to HOME tab and Select PARAGRAPH and the second tab for LINE AND PAGE BREAKS.

Take out check marks, if any, from the following items

Widow/Orphan Control
Keep with next
Keep lines to gether
Page Break Before

See if this works.

Something else I remembered. Is there a graphic (photo, picture, or something else) on the next page? Graphic is always attached to the paragraph marker and will not let you move the text if there is not enough for the graphic. If there is one, cut the graphic and see what happens (you can paste it back).

Pages 2013 For Mac Remove Line Between Text And Endnotes Vs Footnotes

3d text creator for mac. Hi,

Thank you Michael for your suggestion:). No, there are no graphics in the text anywhere, except on the cover page and the last page. I took out all check marks, first some footnotes shifted to the next page with a continuous line, then I checked again 'keep lines together' for footnote texts and deleted continuous line. But still I have gaps on some pages, besides now in some pages parts of sentences shifted to the next pages (1 line or half line, may be because I turned off 'widow/orphan control'). May be you know other solutions? Thank you:).

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Adding footnotes and endnotes in Word isn’t difficult; removing one, some, or even all, is even easier. You can also remove the line that separates footnotes and endnotes from body text.

Important: It’s the reference number or mark that you delete (in the body of the text), NOT the footnote or endnote itself. If you delete the footnote or endnote itself, Word renumbers the notes in a new order.

Remove a footnote

Here’s an example of a footnote; the footnote is at the bottom of the page:

If you want to delete the footnote (that’s at the bottom of the page), delete the number “1” in the body. When you do that, the footnote itself disappears. Another way you can do this is to right-click the footnote at the bottom of the page, select Go to Footnote and then delete the number there.

Remove an endnote

Removing an endnote works the same way as removing a footnote:

To remove the endnote, delete the “i” in the body of the text (the one with the pink box around it in the image above) and that endnote disappears. As well, if you find an endnote you want to delete, you can right-click it, select Go To Endnote, and delete the number there.

Remove all footnotes or endnotes from a document

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To find and remove all footnotes or endnotes, use the Find and Replace tool: