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Old 05-29-2016, 08:56 PM   #1415
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The aside tag is valid html5. Perfectly acceptable in EPUB3. I have a footnote test epub I tested Bookari with at one time (it was working then). I'll have to dig it up and try it on the latest version. I don't normally run into a lot of footnotes in my reading.

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Originally Posted by jonesnc View Post
Is anyone having issues with footnotes not popping up in the latest Bookari Premium? It's just showing a "Please wait..." popup, then it goes back to the book without showing the footnote. I looked at the epub's contents in calibre, and it's using something like this for the footnote link:
I set up an epub3 with your exact same footnote code and the latest Bookari opened it in a popup window just fine (epub3 engine). Perhaps there's something wrong with the epub itself? What does epubcheck reveal about the epub?

I do know that the epub namespace needs to be declared in the html document's html tag (xmlns:epub="http://www.idpf.org/2007/ops") to use epub:type attributes.

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