Spacing in footnote bibliography

Question

I use the mla-paper package to write my papers. My supervisor has told me to cite the references in the footnote. So I have done this in the header:

\usepackage[style=mla,style=verbose]{biblatex}

This prints the bibliography in the foot note. If there are two bibliogrpahic entires on the foot note of a page, then it does single spacing. But if a large entry takes up second line then it uses double spacing. I have attached a screeshot below. I don't want to have this doublespacing. Everthing in the footnote citations should be single spaced. How this can be achieved?

Answer 1

There are a number of ways to create "doublespacing" of lines in a LaTeX document. You don't know which method you use. If you use the command

\usepackage[doublespacing,nodisplayskipstretch]{setspace}

in the document's preamble, doublespacing is turned off in footnotes, floats (figures and tables), and minipage environments, and vertical spacing around display-math environments is also done sensibly.