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Old 02-28-2015, 05:49 AM   #11
HarryT
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OK, this is my footnote (or endnote, if we're being pedantic):

Code:
<p class="calibre18" id="filepos997417"><a href="part0005.html#lb1">1</a>
For the benefit of any who desire more exact information, I may add that a table of
average temperatures, carefully registered day by day and week by week, is to be
found at the end of Mr. H. Villiers Stuart&rsquo;s
<span class="italic">&lsquo;Nile Gleanings.&rsquo;</span> 
[Note to Second Edition.]</p>
and the class referred to is in the CSS file:

Code:
.italic {
  font-style: italic;
}
The link to the note is:

Code:
...
it is cold when the wind blows strongly from the north.
<sup><a class="calibre13" href="part0035.html#filepos997417" id="lb1">1</a></sup>
...
As I say, the italics show up absolutely fine when the footnote is displayed as a page in the book, but not when it's a popup.

Can you see anything obviously wrong here? I can't.

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