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Originally Posted by cybmole

moon reader thinks that it knows best and does it's own thing with some content. e.g. it also over rules some header tags sizes & layouts, changes blockquote indents....

SO test in apps that play by the rules e,g, mantano, and test on PC in different readers , such as adobe digital editions, calibre... to get a sense of what is honoured by different renderers. ADE is a good proxy for my e-ink readers, as they use it's code.

I have to use MoonReader because it is the app that everyone here uses.

Originally Posted by Doitsu

You can hide chapters from the flow by manually adding a linear="no" attribute in the spine section of the .opf file.
However, many reading apps ignore this attribute.

Thanks, this worked! But examining the epub that I posted, I found a way to hide the endnotes using this code:

Put this on the HTML tag:

xmlns:epub="http://www.idpf.org/2007/ops"

Put this on the a tag:

epub:type="noteref"

And finally use epub:type=footnote on the aside and div of the citation:

<aside epub:type="footnote">
    <div epub:type="footnote" id="citation3">
        <p><a href="#citation_ref1">^ <strong>[1]</strong></a>Citation</p>
    </div>
</aside>