For a more complete treatment, or for bibliographical entries for works not listed here, please see the relevant MLA handbook or manual listed above. The only foot- or endnotes which MLA allows are textual ones, which add information to the text. Such textual endnotes should be kept to a minimum. In-text citations serve the purpose of identifying briefly the source of the information contained in a sentence or paragraph. Leibiger's MLA Documentation for Dummies is a classic in its field.
Electronic sources Use the same citation styles as for print sources.
Many electronic sources do not provide standard page numbers. MLA documentation style calls for the inclusion of page numbers if they are given. If they are unavailable, leave them out. But Were Afraid to Ask. I.D. Weeks Library, 2000.