Thread: Calibre footnote viewer missing out words
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Old 03-30-2016, 08:38 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal View Post
@davidfor: The way it works is the tag on which the id is defined and all its children are included, upto the next page break. Also all its parents, but not its siblings. If you see behavior different than that I'd appreciate a sample showing that behavior.
Attached is the example I built for the other thread. The first chapter "Endnote 1" has footnote links to the same three footnotes. The footnotes are in the chapter "The Footnotes".

Clicking footnote 1 one shows:

Code:
[1] Note 1.

Note 2.Note 2a.Note 2b.
Clicking footnote 3 shows:

Code:
Note 2.[2]Note 2a.Note 2b. Note 2c.

Note 3.
The second line of the first footnote is the first line of the second. The "[2]" is missing from the first footnote. Or maybe the rest of the text is the problem.
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