PW2: Every link a footnote? How to allow navigation between sections within a book?

ASD · 08-23-2014, 01:11 PM

I have been using Calibre to create AWZ3 books for KK from HTML files for some years now. (Examples)

The following scheme has worked fine:

Latin/English books; each chapter is in Latin & in English
Reader uses [E] link in Latin section to jump from Latin to English; then from English part, [L] link to jump back to Latin part.

Simple & effective.

However,

PW2 treats all the [E] links in the Latin body of the book, intended to jump from Latin to English, as if they were footnotes, as if the English sections are just footnotes. [I know there's a joke in there somewhere...]
Interestingly, [L] links back to Latin from English work fine; like assumption is that we're jumping back from footnote to main body.
Similarly, a list of links at top of HTML aren't treated as footnotes either

.

Does anybody know how to format HTML <a/> links so that they are not treated as footnotes by PW2?

Inferno · 08-31-2014, 02:31 AM

An anchor link will link to where it point.

<a href="latin"> to the top of the Latin section will always go to the start of the Latin section.

<a href="latinlineref"> will go to the point you have put that particular link.

For each chapter to have a link is a bit of work but can be done with a bit of patience.

08-23-2014, 01:11 PM	#1
ASD Junior Member Posts: 1 Karma: 10 Join Date: Aug 2014 Device: KK	PW2: Every link a footnote? How to allow navigation between sections within a book? I have been using Calibre to create AWZ3 books for KK from HTML files for some years now. (Examples) The following scheme has worked fine: Latin/English books; each chapter is in Latin & in English Reader uses [E] link in Latin section to jump from Latin to English; then from English part, [L] link to jump back to Latin part. Simple & effective. However, PW2 treats all the [E] links in the Latin body of the book, intended to jump from Latin to English, as if they were footnotes, as if the English sections are just footnotes. [I know there's a joke in there somewhere...] Interestingly, [L] links back to Latin from English work fine; like assumption is that we're jumping back from footnote to main body. Similarly, a list of links at top of HTML aren't treated as footnotes either . Does anybody know how to format HTML <a/> links so that they are not treated as footnotes by PW2?

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08-31-2014, 02:31 AM	#2
Inferno Connoisseur Posts: 60 Karma: 2016606 Join Date: Apr 2012 Device: android tablets	An anchor link will link to where it point. <a href="latin"> to the top of the Latin section will always go to the start of the Latin section. <a href="latinlineref"> will go to the point you have put that particular link. For each chapter to have a link is a bit of work but can be done with a bit of patience.

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