Quote:
Originally Posted by pdurrant
I believe that if you make links to another part of the book, and that linked-to part contains a link back to the original place, modern Kindles are clever enough to display the text of the destination link in a pop up with an option to go to the link location. But I'm uncertain as to whether the precise formatting requirements have actually been documented.
There's no way to specify "a click of the back button".
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The precise requirements for a pop-up footnote are as follows:
In the body text:
Code:
<A id="anchor1" href="#fn1">[1]</A>
In the footnote:
Code:
<p><A id="fn1" href="#anchor1">[1]</A>
Text of footnote 1...
</p>
<p><A id="fn2" href="#anchor2">[2]</A>
Text of footnote 2...
</p>
When you click the "[1]" footnote hyperlink, the text of footnote 1 will appear in a pop-up window, and will stop at the point at which the next footnote starts.
You
must have the backlink present, or you will
not get popup footnotes.