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Originally Posted by graatch
It seems the only difference is that one receives a numeral in superscript and the other doesn't? What am I missing?
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No guarantees, but you could experiment with always keeping the id="..." and the href="..." attributes together in a single <a> tag, rather than splitting them over
- two <a> tags (as in your chapter HTML) or
- a <p> and an <a> tag (as in your endnote HTML).
Like this:
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<br/>********<a class="hlink" id="aa1s3l99" href="../Text/Footnote.htm#a1s3l99">Nothing afeard<sup>99</sup></a> of <a class="hlink" id="aa1s3l99a" href="../Text/Footnote.htm#a1s3l99a">what thyself didst make</a>,<br/>
<p class="footnote"><a class="hlink" id="a1s3l99" href="../Text/Shak_9781588368331_epub_c01_r1.htm#aa1s3l99"><strong><sup>99</sup> Nothing afeard</strong></a> not at all afraid **</p>
<p class="footnote"><a class="hlink" id="a1s3l99a" href="../Text/Shak_9781588368331_epub_c01_r1.htm#aa1s3l99a"><strong>what … make</strong></a> i.e. slaughter on the battlefield (<strong>strange images of death</strong>)**</p>
I've had more consistent results with pop-up footnotes in various apps since I started doing this. Don't ask me why, though.
