End Notes in HTML

Within the text of your document, when you want to write your first endnote marker, cut and paste in the following:
<a name="#1"><a href="#1n">1</a>

For the second endnote marker, cut and paste:
<a name="#2"><a href="#2n">2</a>

For the third one, cut and paste:
<a name="#3"><a href="#3n">3</a>

And so on (Just cut and paste the appropriate line into the html version of your document, or change the numbers in the pasted portion when you get past number ten.):
<a name="#4"><a href="#4n">4</a>
<a name="#5"><a href="#5n">5</a>
<a name="#6"><a href="#6n">6</a>
<a name="#7"><a href="#7n">7</a>
<a name="#8"><a href="#8n">8</a>
<a name="#9"><a href="#9n">9</a>
<a name="#10"><a href="#10n">10</a>

At the end of your paper, where you want your endnotes to appear. Cut and paste the following to start the begining of your first note:
<a name="#1n"><a href="#1">1. </a>
Then just copy and paste your citation for your endnote from your paper to your web version of your paper. This turns the number at the start of the note into a "clickable" link to take you back to where you left off in the text before going to look at the note. Be sure to save as html. Use the following to just cut and paste through Note number 10. After that, just change the numbers to the right number for your note.