In last few books I read, I was only able to see footnotes when clicking on a hyperlink, see images 1 and 2.
I want to be able to set footnotes in such a way that they will be displayed on the same page by default. See image 3.
I have converted all ebooks with Calibre, to remove potential unnecessary formatting. In this chapter's xhtml file, the code is
The code on the file with the footnote content is
Why are footnotes not displaying properly, and what custom code should I add to enable it (if possible)? Can it be Calibre that broke the formatting?
Also, in Calibre, I have EPUB output set to EPUB2. Shall I change it to EPUB3? I read in a post that default on-page footnotes require EPUB3, can this be true?
I want to be able to set footnotes in such a way that they will be displayed on the same page by default. See image 3.
I have converted all ebooks with Calibre, to remove potential unnecessary formatting. In this chapter's xhtml file, the code is
Code:
<a id="footnote-226-backlink" class="footnote" href="naglowki_001_0014.xhtml#footnote-226">1</a><span class="reset">Code:
<div class="footnote1">
<p class="calibre9"><a id="footnote-226" href="naglowki_001.xhtml#footnote-226-backlink" class="calibre14">1</a> Nick Miller, <i class="calibre15">Why are they giving us the money? Behind Chinas plans to rescue a*decrepit rail link</i>, The Sunday Morning Herald, 20.07.2018, <a href="https://www.smh.com.au/world/europe/why-are-they-giving-us-the-money-behind-china-s-plans-to-rescue-a-decrepit-rail-link-20180606-p4zjwk.html" class="calibre14">https://www.smh.com.au/world/europe/why-are-they-giving-us-the-money-behind-china-s-plans-to-rescue-a-decrepit-rail-link-20180606-p4zjwk.html</a> (dostęp: 21.05.2022).</p>Also, in Calibre, I have EPUB output set to EPUB2. Shall I change it to EPUB3? I read in a post that default on-page footnotes require EPUB3, can this be true?
