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Hi, I have a document that contains a lot of footnotes. Therefore, I used to separate the footnote number from the footnote text, which would make the source file look more readable. Therefore, I used a similar approach to 'CASE 1', but not 'CASE 2' , placing footnotes related to the previous paragraphs every few paragraphs. But when I was generating a PDF, I found that the footnote didn't always appear on the same page as its footnote number, even though the footnote had very little text. What can I do to get my idea to work? Thanks for any suggestions. Muyik. % The above text was translated through Bing % because I am not a native English speaker. % If there is anything unclear, whatever it is, tell me. %%%%%%%%%%%%%% \setuppapersize[A6] \starttext % case 1 \input knuthmath \note[1] \input knuthmath \note[2] \input knuthmath \input knuthmath \footnotetext[1]{\input knuthmath } \footnotetext[2]{\input knuth } % In this case, the text of footnotes 1 and 2 is placed on the same page, % but they are separated from the footnote numbers on different pages \page % case 2 \input knuthmath \note[1] \footnotetext[1]{\input knuthmath } \input knuthmath \note[2] \input knuthmath \input knuthmath \footnotetext[2]{\input knuth } % Maybe this situation might get what I wanted, but after all, % footnotes are not as important as the main text, % and working on the footnotes while writing the main text may not be the right way for me \stoptext %%%%%%%%%%%%%%