PDF→EPUB: Recommend the sue of “endnotes” instead of “footnotes”.
They are technically end-notes, after all.
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@ -209,13 +209,13 @@ Once you are done, copy the result into Calibre.
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Use the method from above to copy the footnotes into the now empty Emacs buffer
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Use the method from above to copy the footnotes into the now empty Emacs buffer
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and clean them up until you have 1 paragraph per line. Footnotes need to be
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and clean them up until you have 1 paragraph per line. Footnotes need to be
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hyperlink-able, so we can't just wrap them in plain `<p>` tags, they need IDs. I
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hyperlink-able, so we can't just wrap them in plain `<p>` tags, they need IDs. I
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like to use `<li epub:type="footnote" id="fn1">[…]</li>` if the footnote numbers
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like to use `<li epub:type="endnote" id="fn1">[…]</li>` if the footnote numbers
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are increasing throughout the book or `<li epub:type="footnote"
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are increasing throughout the book or `<li epub:type="endnote"
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id="fn1_1">[…]</li>` if they start with 1 in each chapter. We are going to use a
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id="fn1_1">[…]</li>` if they start with 1 in each chapter. We are going to use a
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macro with a counter to generate consecutively numbered IDs. First, set the
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macro with a counter to generate consecutively numbered IDs. First, set the
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counter to 1 with kbd:[C-x] kbd:[C-k] kbd:[C-c] `1`. Then, record this macro:
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counter to 1 with kbd:[C-x] kbd:[C-k] kbd:[C-c] `1`. Then, record this macro:
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`<li epub:type="footnote" id="fn1_` kbd:[C-x] kbd:[C-k] kbd:[<tab>] `">`
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`<li epub:type="endnote" id="fn1_` kbd:[C-x] kbd:[C-k] kbd:[<tab>] `">`
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kbd:[<end>] `</li>` kbd:[<down>] kbd:[<down>] kbd:[<home>]
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kbd:[<end>] `</li>` kbd:[<down>] kbd:[<down>] kbd:[<home>]
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[TIP]
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[TIP]
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Call the macro until every footnote is wrapped and copy them to the end of the
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Call the macro until every footnote is wrapped and copy them to the end of the
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chapter or the end of the book in Calibre. Wrap them in `<section
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chapter or the end of the book in Calibre. Wrap them in `<section
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epub:type="footnotes" role="doc-footnotes"><ol>[…]</ol></section>`
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epub:type="endnotes" role="doc-endnotes"><ol>[…]</ol></section>`
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[NOTE]
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[NOTE]
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If the notes appear at the bottom of each page, they are called “footnotes”
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If the notes appear at the bottom of each page, they are called “footnotes”
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(`epub:type="footnote"`). If they appear at the end of each chapter or the end
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(`epub:type="footnote"`). If they appear at the end of each chapter or the end
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of the book, they are called “endnotes”. (`epub:type="endnote"`). The difference
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of the book, they are called “endnotes”. (`epub:type="endnote"`). Some e-book
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is that some e-book readers display footnotes on the same page where the link
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readers display footnotes on the same page where the link to them is even if you
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to them is even if you put all footnotes at the end of the chapter / book.
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put all footnotes at the end of the chapter / book.
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=== Add references to footnotes
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=== Add references to footnotes
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