Library of Formatting Examples:Sidenotes/03A
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the result of various causes, as, for instance, a revolution within the sending or receiving State. Whatever the cause may be, an envoy enjoys all his privileges during the duration of the suspension. [Sidenote: Accomplishment] § 407. A mission comes to an end through the fulfilment of its objects in all cases of missions for special |
Continuing sidenotes
Although you can't tell just by looking at this page, the formatter found that this sidenote continues on next page. (It's our next example.) The guidelines do not address continuation sidenotes, so in the actual project, the formatter asked about it in the project discussion. Even if you don't receive a reply, your question will alert the post-processor to look for this rare, special situation.
This paragraph begins with a section symbol (§), so why is there only one blank line above it? Because the project comments explained that these actually are sub-sections, and to treat them as normal paragraphs, preceded by only one blank line. If the project comments had not addressed this issue, the § and the lack of extra white space above the paragraph would be good reasons for just treating it as an inline sub-section, preceded by one blank line.