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Originally Posted by Quoth
What is?
I'm confused.
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Sorry if I didn't make myself clear. Two things are standard (in my experience, universal) in the nonfiction book-publishing industry where ebooks are concerned:
1. Notes are numbered within chapters - starting from one with the first note in each chapter - not in a single sequence running throughout the book.
2. Only the note cues themselves are formatted as links, as opposed to what (I think) you were suggesting - i.e. that more than just the cue should be formatted as a link, because people need a "larger area to tap on". I can see your point here - it's just a practice that no professionally published book I'm aware of actually follows; thus, my clients want the link to apply ONLY to the note cue.
The screengrab of the Amazon sample of Tom Holland's
Dominion that I provided before illustrates both of these points. If you can find a counter-example, I'd certainly be interested to see it.
I hope that's clear now?