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Originally Posted by Tex2002ans

Hmmmm... Good detective work.

But it definitely isn't normal.

And what happened if you removed that <div class="endnote">?

Removing the divs solves the problem too, but I liked having one note per div, it's more rigorous and now that I have a solution I might keep them like this.

Originally Posted by Tex2002ans

And are you using anything like a "CSS reset" (like Blitz)? (For more information on why that's a horrible idea in ebooks, see the 2021 thread: "Revolutionary code? Need feedback")

No reset, even though I wonder if a small, epub-specific and well thought reset could be useful in general. But probably the support for different features is so variegated that it would create more problems that it solves...

Originally Posted by Tex2002ans

Oh. Well, if you wanted to stick with EPUB2, then you can't go wrong with the super basic:

Code:

<p>This is an example.<a href="#fn1" id="ft1">[1]</a></p>

<hr />

<p class="footnote"><a href="#ft1" id="fn1">[1]</a> An example footnote.</p>

It works everywhere on everything.

Wouldn't this leave the footnote in the main text? Or would I need to also add something like display:none; in the CSS?