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Originally Posted by metalofono
Thank you! It seems to work great in all devices and apps I tried it, except in Apple Books, I don't know if maybe there's a solution to that, or if iBooks just doesn't recognize !important...
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I have read again your first post and I realized that you are speaking about ENDnotes but you are using an incorrect sintaxis. Instead of using
epub:type="footnote" you should use
epub:type="rearnote" (that is, if you want to work with endnotes and not with footnotes). Your endnotes should be something like:
Code:
<aside class="note" epub:type="rearnote">
<p id="note1"><a href="cap001.xhtml#ref1">1</a> This is my first endnote.</p>
</aside>
and that endnote should be called with:
Code:
<p>This is the paragraph<a epub:type="noteref" href="notes.xhtml#note1" id="ref1"><sup>1</sup></a> with the endnote.</p>
Also, you must check that in your content.opf file you don't have added (in the <spine> section) the statement linear="no" in the <itemref> where is the xhtml file that contents your endnotes.
By the way, if you are not going to use <aside> then you are not going to have popup endnotes under iBooks.