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Originally Posted by Doitsu
I wasn't able to reproduce this behavior. I modified my test file so that the first footnote points to an aside footnote definition in a different xhtml file and it still worked.
The two rearnotes still don't work, but this was to be expected since the iBooks Asset Guide doesn't mention rearnotes. |
Interesting, thanks for side-checking this. What version of iBooks are you doing your tests in? I think I was testing in an old version, so maybe it's a bug that Apple fixed in a newer one.
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Originally Posted by Doitsu
IMHO, this a non-issue. While having a working back button was essential for non-popup footnotes it's not required for readers/apps with popup footnote support.
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I suppose the only scenario where it'd be a problem is if there were no back-link for some reason--but you should have a back-link, so you're right, kinda a non-issue.