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Old 11-19-2014, 02:13 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by eFTy View Post
Thanks for the help, Hitch, but I've just tried making the code exactly like yours and I still get the text from multiple footnotes inside the pop-up. I even added that period after the footnote mark. The only difference are the tags - I use note-X-loc for location and note-X for the note itself.

I'm using a PW2 with fw 5.4.5.1, if that has any relevance.

What's your styling for 'note-1'?

edit: On the other hand, once I add the page-break back in, the footnote seems to work perfectly. Without moving the anchor tag ahead of the footnote link. This is weird. It wasn't working before and now it does because the <sup> tag is outside the link and I added a period? :/
Y'know, you're the third person that's asked me for assistance on this--folks that have notes that don't pop-up--and I wish I had a great answer. Here's my super-secret answer for the CSS for note1:

Code:
.note1
{
margin-top: 0em;
padding-left: 25px;
text-indent: -25px;
text-align: left;
}
Seriously. That's it. Note, note1 and note2 all have the identical coding; in that book, they existed as multiple levels of indented footnotes. That's it. No breaks, no fancy coding. They simply work. That particular book, I chose because it has everything under the sun--fonts, sidebars, images, captions, footnotes, you-name-it. I can only assume that there's something, generally, that we do--and seriously, I don't know what it is--in the CSS or...? that somehow makes Amazon's devices simply work. I'd love to be the end-all be-all of eBook-making, and say "here's the answer," but...we just make them the way I think that they ought to work (as simply 2-way footnotes, that's it), and they do.

Sorry: I wish I could be more helpful.

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