But you should be able to pop up a window in javascript to display
what addition info you want (just like a pop up footnote). And what about using javascript to add an "aside" or footnote element, that might work.
I think you are allowed to have a remote image as a remote resource and if so you can build an svg image of text on your server with up-to-date info that a current epub could display since it would be grabbed during initial layout. That might be worth trying.
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Originally Posted by fbrzvnrnd
Thank you for the answer, I did not notice the iframe reference. But there are too many problems when you change the DOM anyway, first of all all the EPUB3 readers I tried do not re-paginate the opened "chapter" when you change the DOM. So, if a 3 pages chapter became a 4 pages chapter after interaction with the user (modifing the DOM), the 4 page falls in the nowhere: turning the page 3 I do not read the page 4, but the page 1 of the next chapter.
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