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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal
No I dont think the markdown input processor has any way to insert page breaks before outputting footnotes. You can probably do it yourself by using extra css, something like footnote-selector::first-of-type {page-break-before: always}
What's .footnote??
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Sorry, I hijacked this thread by mistake, created another thread, please delete for me
The .footnote is an interesting one.
Before I converted to epub, i just tap READ and Browser Viewer let me read it (by converting it on the fly). I prepared simple css to the Styles and .footnote works. That's why I copied the css for conversion. It has no TOC though, I had to convert to epub.
Since this document is in md and is updated regularly, I think I need a way to avoid dealing with the epub directly.
And the
.footnote a { display: none;} is actually effective (the back-link is indeed hidden)