How to add the page number to a citation?

Thanks for the info, but I would like some further clarification. I am using a style that allows for ibid, etc. (spanish legal)

I am not sure if I am following your instructions properly. When you say “click the blue bubble in the add/edit citation dialog.”, do you mean the citation in the footnote in blue between brackets? or, is it an option in a menu? As I understood, I clicked on the citation (in blue between brackets) and I was shown the citation box where I could add another paper, eliminate the current citation, update the citation or cancel. I was not able to see an option to add a the page number I am referencing.

Also, once I hit the “format citation” button, the blue text becomes the text I need in the foot note (that is good). If I try to add manually extra text at the end of this newly formatted, the citation goes wonky next time I press “format citation”.

Example:

Footnotes with the new citation:
130 (Social Security Tribunal of Canada 2016)
131 (Social Security Tribunal of Canada 2016)

Footnotes after “format citation”:
130 Social Security Tribunal of Canada, Social Security Tribunal of Canada Achievements Report 2013-2016, Social Security Tribunal of Canada, 2016

131 ibid

(So far, so good)

Then I add the numbers at the end.

130 Social Security Tribunal of Canada, Social Security Tribunal of Canada Achievements Report 2013-2016, Social Security Tribunal of Canada, 2016, p. 29
131 ibid, p.27

Once I hit format citation again this is the result result:

130 Social Security Tribunal of Canada, Social Security Tribunal of Canada Achievements Report 2013-2016, Social Security Tribunal of Canada, 2016, p. 29 ibid, p.27
131 Social Security Tribunal of Canada,

This error has occurred several times, but not every time.

Is there anyway to avoid this formatting mayhem from happening at all? Am I doing something wrong when writing the page number after the citation text? should I write extra text in the footnote under some sort of parameter such as between " " or { }, etc?

Please let me know what I can do to avoid this citation madness.

Cheers