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Originally Posted by increase
Not quite what I was meaning, in html history.back() returns back to the previous page in history, so if I use an xhtml link it would return to that page, not the previous page.
Seems the Walk Search History plugin is what i had in mind, but it is not available for Sigil
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history.back() is not html, it's javascript. For jumping to footnotes in html you use "a" or anchor tags, for example
Code:
<a href="#note1" id="backref1">[Note 1]</a>
The href specifies where to jump. The id gives a destination for another anchor tag to jump to; in this case it's how the return knows where to go. Here's the html at the bottom of the file for the footnote:
Code:
<a id="note1"></a>Hannibal, Missouri. (<a href="#backref1">Return to previous place.</a>
The pound/sharp sign in front of the note1 and backref1 mean that it's a specific location in the html file (the id of another anchor tag), as compared to the usual linking to an html file like you would with a web page link.