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Originally Posted by Jellby
My option would be something like this book, with all notes at the end (with a separate chapter for each chapter's notes, because there are so many), and with return links (multiple, if the footnote is referenced in multiple places). |
Thanks so much, Jelby. I've downloaded the book and will look inside it when I have time since what you have done looks like a good way to make an index.
So far as footnotes are concerned for what it is worth I always provide a link from the text to the endnotes, and a link back from the endnotes back to the text. The CSS and HTML are below
.fn { font-size: 67%; vertical-align: text-top; } /* With thanks to Weatherwax */
<span class="fn" id="C1F1"><a href="Endmatter.html#C1N1">[1]</a></span>
<p id="C1N1"><a href="Ch01.html#C1F1">[1]</a> </p>
I prefer to put all the endnotes at the back, in the endmatter, so that readers don't have to plough through them at the end of each chapter, but I know other people prefer it the other way.
Regards, Alex