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Originally Posted by billyray520
I made two passes of looking for "[" and "]" to eliminate them. I replaced them with a space. The resulting footnote links unfortunately had varying size underlines, so it wasn't a perfect solution,
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That's probably due to justification stretching the spaces.
You could use a fixed width space, like an en or em space.
Or better I think, do it with padding in CSS:
I used this for my notes:
Code:
<a href="../Text/42-notes.html#n2" id="n2" class="noteref">[2]</a>
.noteref { font-weight: bold; font-size:0.85em;padding: 0 0.25em; }