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Originally Posted by philja
All worked much better when I wrapped the footnote <p>'s in an <aside> tag which I suppose I ought to have done first of all. I've now added <aside> to my clips.
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FYI: in Apple Books, it makes a difference if you wrap end-of-chapter footnotes in
<div> or
<aside> tags. Both will be rendered as pop-up footnotes, but footnotes in
<aside> tags will be hidden. For more information, see the
Apple Books Asset Guide
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Originally Posted by Apple Books Asset Guide
Because the <aside> element has an epub:type of footnote, the text is hidden in the main body of the book. The text will only be seen by the reader in the context of the popup. [...]
Note: When adding pop-up footnotes in EPUB 3 books, you can replace the <aside> element with a <div> or <p> element. Use the <aside> element when you want to hide the footnote; use a <div> or <p> element when you want the footnote to appear in the normal reading view. If you use <div> or <p> and a user clicks the footnote link, the content appears in a popup, but the footnote is also visible as part of the text on the page. |