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Originally Posted by roger64
inpage footnotes
I've seen that you can insert a span wiht "fn" class, add some CSS marking for footnote-call and marker and enjoy inpage footnotes. However, I do not know how to convert an ePub3 footnote code to be used by Prince...
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Is this new? I think "float: footnote" has been a feature for some time.
As for converting an endnote (I don't know about ePub3) to footnote, last time I tried it didn't work very well. I could manage something by copying the content of an element somewhere else (there is some CSS function in Prince for that), but it didn't copy the styling, so anything beyond plain text in a footnote got lost.
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open-type features.
However, I fail how to understand how I could use them with my ePub3.
I am most interested with font-variant-numeric (for oldnum) and font-variant-ligatures (for hlig) which can be added to ePub with a no-problem fallback. I still plan to use my own font for smcp.
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Does this help?
https://www.princexml.com/doc/ligatures/#ligatures
I don't know if Prince supports
font-variant-numeric and
font-variant-ligatures, what the documentation seems to say is that you can have:
Code:
font-variant: prince-opentype(ccmp, liga, onum, hlig);