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Originally Posted by KevinH
Interesting. Given the examples I posted above, did you try wrapping the footnotes themselves in a section tag immediately after the hr?
See:
Code:
Footnotes Section
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<section role="doc-footnotes" epub:type="footnotes">
\1
</section>
This was taken from one of the aria to epub type guides as a good example of how to do it.
Using a section tag will allow it to be included in an auto generated chapter outline by the accessibility reader allowing users to quickly find that section, or more likely skip over its contents (if they chose to already follow the footnote links themselves). |
No, quite honestly, the use of a section tag didn't occur to me at the footnote point. The whole of each chapter is wrapped in a section tag and I didn't think of using another one there.
I think I'll stick with <aside>'s since that seems to be what interests Amazon in the footnotes department.