how to renumber footnotes with each chapter

You can find a guide to adding page numbers to your paper in Word here. To format your page numbering properly, you would need to add section breaks after the front matter.

In general, page numbers in Turabian Style should begin after the title page and any front matter they should continue through the rest of the paper.

The bibliography is single-spaced, with a blank line between entries.

Use hanging indents for bibliography citations.

To renumber footnotes, add section breaks between chapters.

For works with chapters (such as dissertations or theses), begin renumbering footnotes with each chapter.

The Turabian manual shows footnote numbers that are not superscripted and are followed by a period, but Liberty University programs require superscripted numbers with no periods, which is the Word default. This will insert a superscripted number in the body text and the footnote below.

In Word, use “Insert Footnote” under the “References” ribbon (not “Insert Citation”).

Footnotes should be single-spaced, but add a blank line between individual footnotes.

Quotes should be blocked if the citations are five or more lines.

Block quotations, table titles, figure captions, and appendixes are to be single spaced.

The body of the paper should be double-spaced.For bound theses or dissertations (rare), include a 1.5' left margin.

Footnotes use Times New Roman, 10 point font The paper should use Times New Roman, 12 point font.

How to renumber footnotes with each chapter