You can also change the other spacing by using the \setstretch command, e.g. \setstretch{1.8}. To get single-spaced, one-and-half-spaced, and doublespaced effects, you can also use \setstretch{1}, \setstretch{1.5} and \setstretch{2} respectively.
You can insert a footnote marker using the \verb|\footnotemark|\footnotemark{} command and later, when you're ready, typeset the footnote text by writing \verb|\footnotetext{Here's the footnote.} |. \footnotetext{Here's the footnote.}
Find the “Footnote Text” style from the Styles drop down, right click on this style and left click “Modify”. 5. You will find the line spacing settings near the middle of the “Modify Style” window. Be sure to choose the “Single Space” icon and then press “OK”.
\footnotesep
is the space between footnotes:
\setlength{\footnotesep}{0.5cm}
\footins
is the space between the text body and the footnotes:
\setlength{\skip\footins}{2cm}
You might want to play around with the actual numbers, I've just chosen some values where you will actually see the difference.
There's also a LaTeX package, footmisc, that's useful for manipulating footnote formatting.
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