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Originally Posted by jhowell
I don’t see anything in the html that would result in the reported error. Are you sure it is an “id” and not an “href” attribute in the “a” element?
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The specific code as written clears ePub check without an issue in the original pre-revised ePub. However, it may be of consequence that in the revised version of the ePub that generated the error, I removed a footnote from the eBook, and then moved a second footnote "up" to where the removed footnote had been.
The line of code that ePub check flagged appears at the beginning of the paragraph in the eBook that includes the footnoted text for the second footnote, that is, the footnote that I didn't delete, but merely moved up to replace the other footnote that I deleted. If that's not too confusing, perhaps it reveals a clue as to why ePub checker lets the code pass in the original doc, but flags it for attention in the second, revised version of the same eBook.
Thanks!