I'm writing my thesis using the scrbook
-class. Is it possible to display footnotes only on the odd (right) pages?
This should mean that \footnote{something}
should be collected on even pages and displayed on the next page (of course followed by the footnotes from this page).
I've seen this behavior in a few textbooks and thought it was quite nice, but don't know how to achieve this style.
P.S.: Of course one has to violate this approach when a chapter ends on an even page.
MWE (does not do what I want):
\documentclass{scrbook}
\usepackage{blindtext}
\begin{document}
\blindtext[2]\footnote{First footnote}
\blindtext[2]\footnote{Second footnote}
\blindtext[2]\footnote{Third footnote}
\end{document}
Output:
Should look like:
Best Answer
The following solution uses the
\label
-\ref
system to record a footnote and retrieve it, possibly on the current page, or possibly\afterpage
:refcount
provides expandable macros that extracts page references, used in testing whether the current page is odd or not.