How do you extend a footnote line?

You can use the following steps;

Go to View tab.
Select “Draft” view option.
Go to References tab.
Select “Show Notes” (Word document will be divided into two parts.
Select “Footnote Separator” from the dropdown list.
And now, there is the separator line that you want to change the length property.

How do you change the color of a footnote line?

The Footnotes pane appears at the bottom of your document. You can edit the color or style of the separator by choosing options on the Home tab, or, to delete the separators, click Footnote Separator in the Footnotes list, and then select and delete the separator line.

How do you fix footnote spacing?

Changing Footnote Spacing

With your document open in Word, choose View>Draft.
Choose the View menu again and select Footnotes. A separate Footnotes pane opens at the bottom of the Word window.
The Footnotes pane includes a dropdown that defaults to All Footnotes. Change this to Footnote Separator.
The Footnote separator line appears.

How do you put a line in a footer?

Edit the Footer.
Select Insert > Shape > Line > Line (yes, you select Line again from a submenu).
Use your mouse to drag the cursor and draw a horizontal line. To keep the line level, hold the Shift key as you do.

How do you push down a footnote in Word?

Controlling Footnote Placement

Select Footnote from the Insert menu.
Click on Options.
Make sure the All Footnotes tab is selected.
Using the Place At drop-down list, select where you want Word to place your footnotes.
Click on OK.

Do you have to repeat footnotes?

Does that mean you have to cite that source in full in a footnote (or endnote) every time? Good news: you don’t! (Warning: some instructors might require you to cite in full every time, so be sure to ask before using any of these shortcuts.)

Do I have to cite each page of a website?

If you merely mention a website, yes. But, if you quote or paraphrase information from individual pages on a website, create a unique reference for each one.