You can see, in the MWE below, that the quote carries a title Serious title of infamous quote. I would like to have a footnote-mark right next to that title (that is not so difficult you might say).
But, the difficult part is that I would like to have that footnote's text (which should be a \footfullcite{...}) appear below the other footnotes (but still inside the mdframe).
I would also like that footnote's text to appear below another \textcolor{blue}{\rule{\textwidth}{0.3mm}} (which should thus seperate the other footnotes at its top; and that footnote at its bottom).
That footnote will be the bibliographic reference to the source of the quote.
Important remark: I know it is possible by using \footnotemarks and \footnotetexts on all the other footnotes, but I would rather not change the codes of all the other footnotes that dramatically (there can be a lot of them, and I don't want to spend time on connecting new \footnotemarks to new \footnotetexts).
Just a thought: I had thought about adding an extra Mdframed inside the quoter-Mdframed, where the inner one would contain the whole quote (but not the title, and that footnote) and all of the other footnotes. The inner Mdframed should then be customized so that it would not appear with any lay-out to the end-user; at least in a minimal case. But, perhaps there is a much easier and better environment to put inside the quoter-Mdframed, rather than an extra Mdframed?
MWE
(easiest is perhaps to compile with pdflatexmk, in 1 single compilation-run)
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[framemethod=tikz]{mdframed}
\usetikzlibrary{calc}
\begin{filecontents}{bibliography.bib}
@book{Reference1,
author = {{Lipsum guy}},
title = {I wrote about Lipsum},
year = {2000},
publisher = {Lipsum publisher}}
\end{filecontents}
\usepackage{bibentry}
\usepackage[backend=bibtex, firstinits=true, maxnames=99,bibstyle=numeric-comp, citestyle=numeric-comp]{biblatex}
\addbibresource{bibliography.bib}
\newcounter{quote}
\newmdenv[
hidealllines=true,
innertopmargin=12pt,
innerbottommargin=10pt,
font=\sffamily\large,
leftmargin=-0.5cm,
rightmargin=-0.5cm,
skipabove=35pt,
skipbelow=12pt,
singleextra={
\coordinate (aux) at ( $ (O)!0.5!(P) $ );
\fill[rounded corners=6pt,line width=1pt,blue!30]
(O|-P) --
(aux|-P) --
([yshift=12pt]aux|-P) --
([yshift=12pt,xshift=4cm]aux|-P) --
([xshift=4cm]aux|-P) --
(P) {[sharp corners] --
([yshift=-6pt]P) --
([yshift=-6pt]O|-P) } -- cycle;
\draw[rounded corners=6pt,line width=1pt,blue]
(O|-P) --
(aux|-P) --
([yshift=12pt]aux|-P) --
([yshift=12pt,xshift=4cm]aux|-P) --
([xshift=4cm]aux|-P) --
(P) --
(P|-O) --
(O) -- cycle;
\node at ([xshift=2cm,yshift=3pt]aux|-P)
{\refstepcounter{quote}\sffamily\large Quote~\thequote} ;
},
firstextra={
\coordinate (aux) at ( $ (O)!0.5!(P|-O) $ );
\fill[rounded corners=6pt,line width=1pt,blue!30,overlay]
(O|-P) --
(aux|-P) --
([yshift=12pt]aux|-P) --
([yshift=12pt,xshift=4cm]aux|-P) --
([xshift=4cm]aux|-P) --
(P) {[sharp corners] --
([yshift=-6pt]P) --
([yshift=-6pt]O|-P) } -- cycle;
\draw[rounded corners=6pt,line width=1pt,blue,overlay]
(O) --
(O|-P) --
(aux|-P) --
([yshift=12pt]aux|-P) --
([yshift=12pt,xshift=4cm]aux|-P) --
([xshift=4cm]aux|-P) --
(P) --
(P|-O);
\node[overlay] at ([xshift=2cm,yshift=3pt]aux|-P)
{\refstepcounter{quote}\sffamily\large Quote~\thequote} ;
},
middleextra={
\draw[rounded corners=6pt,line width=1pt,blue,overlay]
(O|-P) --
(O);
\draw[rounded corners=6pt,line width=1pt,blue,overlay]
(P) --
(P|-O);
},
secondextra={
\coordinate (aux) at ( $ (O)!0.5!(P|-O) $ );
\draw[rounded corners=6pt,line width=1pt,blue,overlay]
(O|-P) --
(O) --
(P|-O) --
(P);
},
]{quoter}
\begin{document}
\begin{quoter}
\begin{flushright}
\vspace{0.5em}
\bfseries {Serious title of infamous quote}
\vspace{0.5em}
\textcolor{blue}{\rule{\textwidth}{0.3mm}}
\vspace{-1.5em}
\end{flushright}
(...) Lipsum (...)\footfullcite{Reference1} Wouldn't it be great, if all things\footnote{Can you see how the author here is very absolutist?} were slanted; then they would be straight? (...) Lipsum (...).
\end{quoter}
\end{document}
Current output of MWE
Example of desired output
Please don't mind the difference in font and font attributes. It's just a mindless photo-edit:
