How do you include an internet source in the footnote?

How do you include an internet source in the footnote?

If you use the German way of quoting, you also give sources for the quotations in your text in the footnotes. This happens in a shortened form compared to the information in the bibliography. The footnote for an internet source should include the author and the date of publication.

How can you quote?

In order to quote correctly, you have to observe the exact specifications of the different citation styles. In the case of APA and the Harvard citation method, the source is immediately after the quote in brackets in the text. The source information includes the information author, year and, if applicable, page number.

Can you summarize footnotes?

But that is not necessary at all. With a cross-reference you can always refer to the same footnote very quickly. You inserted the footnotes into your text using the Insert and Reference menu. Place the cursor where you want to refer to an existing footnote.

What do I not have to quote?

Generally accepted assumptions do not need to be quoted. Example: “Since the discovery of America” – nothing needs to be documented here, unless one wants to claim that the date that is usually rumored cannot be correct and that one’s own sources show otherwise.