When having a comparatively large number of footnotes that are each very short (URLs say), it sometimes looks weird to have them stack up to a high footnote tower, especially in a minipage
or some similarly confined space.
\documentclass[a5paper]{article}
\usepackage[hidelinks=true]{hyperref}
\newcommand{\footurl}[1]{\footnote{\url{#1}}}
\begin{document}
\begin{minipage}{\textwidth}
As Linux Jabber clients there are for example Pidgin\footurl{http://www.pidgin.im/}, Kopete\footurl{http://kopete.kde.org/}, Gajim\footurl{http://gajim.org/} and Psi\footurl{http://psi-im.org/}.
\end{minipage}
\end{document}
Intuitively, I'd like to see these footnotes next to each other, like so:
Is there any package that does this for me? Or any other way?
If at all possible I'd like not to go all two-columned with all my footnotes.
Edit
Just for reference, I'll show the two closest solutions so far. The first is the eledmac
solution I linked to myself which can be used locally when not changing the \footnote
command. It's not compatible with It can be made to work with fnpct
however.fnpct
with the excellent extension capabilities of this package, so the following image uses \AdaptNoteNoMult{\footnoteA}
.
The second is the solution suggested by jon which uses bigfoot
and the para
option. It is compatible with fnpct
which I used in the following example but it inherits manyfoot
's "feature" of escaping minipages so the length of the following example is still a huge understatement. It's also not properly aligned so it doesn't look satisfactory on its own.
Best Answer
There is a package
dblfnote
which can do it for you. Because it is a little bit old there can be other problems occur (for your MWE there will come up an warning with optionhidelinks
of packagehyperref
. I commented the minipage in your MWE to get the wanted result.New MWE:
and the result is: