Description:
Footnotes in Writer are automatically inserted as new lines in the footnotes area, which may look like this:
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1. text of footnote nr1
2. text of another second footnote
3. text of still another one
4. etc you get the idea.
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This can be quite inconvenient when using short footnotes because wastes a lot of space. It would be much more efficient use of space if one could set footnotes like this:
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1. text of footnote nr1; 2. text of another second footnote; 3. text of still another one; 4. etc you get the idea.
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In my screen I went from 4 lines of text to 2 lines of text by using the proposed arrangement.

To broad usability I suggest to offer setting a separator which could be user-defined, for example "," or ";" or "|" or TAB or SPACE, a custom character, etc. which would be placed between the footnotes.

There is a post which nicely explains this, unresolved for many years:https://ask.libreoffice.org/en/question/58631/footnotes-continuing-on-the-same-line/




Actual Results:
explained above

Expected Results:
explained above


Reproducible: Always


User Profile Reset: No



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