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Old 09-23-2024, 01:46 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by disain View Post
Hello everyone. I use InDesign to export ePub files that are edited with tools such Oxygen, BBEdit or Sigil. From version 19, InDesign footnotes are exported as a <section> with a numbered list instead of a <div>, doubling the existing footnote references. This is annoying and requires heavy find/replace to return to the previous format. I have seen a couple of Sigil plugins to manage footnotes but don't know if any of them could do this. Any help is welcome.

Thanks!
Is there a possibility of this eBook being read with software that's not ePub3 compatible enough? If that is the case, then you want...
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<section>
<div class="_idFootnotes">
because ePub2 software won't use your class in the section. ePub2 software should ignore the <section>. This is ehy most ePub3 eBooks that are for sale do not put a class in <section>.

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