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I am "daring" to post the following question here, hoping that there may be others as unskilled in these matters as I am with similar "conversion wishes."
Trying to attempt to move all endnotes to the end of "current" xhtml file in a book -- hoping that, this way, kindle will show the notes at the bottom of the screen (instead of a pop-up), which is more convenient to read...
For instance:
Main text: .... on crisis.<sup><a href="#ch1-fn43" id="ch1fn43">43</a></sup> To this e
Footnote: <p class="footnote"><sup><a href="#ch1fn43" id="ch1-fn43">43</a></sup> See Chapter 21 of this work.</p>
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While in the book below, all notes are complied in a separate notes.xhtml, with links to the respective chapters...
E.g.: <p class="endnote"><a id="ch1en1"/><a href="chapter_001.xhtml#rch1en1">1</a> <strong>Master gambler:</strong> Alvarez 2001, 67.</p>
<p class="endnote"><a id="ch2en8"/><a href="chapter_002.xhtml#rch2en8">8</a> <strong>Borges’s rumpled list:</strong> Ackerman 2001, 21.</p><div style="display:none;"><a id="GBS.0232.05"/></div>
What I am wondering about is whether there is a way to use your plugin to rather quickly convert the second type of notes to the first type, making them be displayed at the bottom of the screen on the kindle (after the final conversion to the .mobi format).
The name of the plug-in at least sounded promising regarding such an attempt -- sorry if my post is irrelevant regardless.
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