I’m trying to reorder footnotes based on the order I’ve explicitly provided and not based on when they appear in the document. I want:
test1[^2] test2[^1] test3[^3]
in reading mode, but it renders as:
test1[^1] test2[^2] test3[^3]
which also reorders the footnotes at the end of the document in a way I personally dislike.
Things I have tried
Obsidian Help doesn’t elaborate much on unordering footnotes. Most forums I’ve found seem to be about doing the opposite (i.e. ordering unordered footnotes) in live preview mode.
I see myself adding more footnotes in the future and I think it’d be cool to see them in chronological order (as in, when the source in the footnote was published). It’s a purely stylistic reason.
Yes, the numbering doesn’t matter, it is the top-down order that matters. It is probably because not only footnotes with numbers in them are supported.
In my experience, adding footnotes that break the order is indeed a hassle.