- From: thomas <thomas.bsd@gmail.com>
- Date: Tue, 17 Mar 2009 14:43:18 +0100
- To: www-style@w3.org
- Message-ID: <2753bafa0903170643m39208821h5c405f4adf0368d9@mail.gmail.com>
Hello, The attached pdf page looks like this: +---------------------------------+ | Lorem ipsum dolor[6] sit amet, | | consectetuer[m] adipiscing[n] | | elit. Etiam eros. Donec gravida | | pede a mauris. Etiam sem eros, | | tempus a[7], accumsan pharetra, | | lacinia aliquam[o], nibh. | | Vivamus[p] ac leo. Duis | | bibendum dignissim ipsum. Class | | aptent taciti sociosqu ad | | ______ | | [m] foo - [n] bar - [o] baz | | [p] gaz | | ______ | | [6] Blah blah blah blah blah | | blah blah blah blah. | | Blah blah blah blah blah blah. | | [7] Blah blah. | +---------------------------------+ Looking at this page, I have three questions regarding footnotes (CSS3-GPCM draft): 1) It does not seem possible to have two footnote areas at the bottom of the page (in the example, one for alphabetic footnotes, one for numbered footnotes). 2) It does not seem possible to put several footnote references in a single paragraph (as it is the case, in the example, for the alphabetic footnote references). 3) The footnote #6 contains two div elements (two paragraphs). But is it possible to put divs in a footnote? Certainly, something like this is wrong: <p>A sentence consists of <em>words. <div class="footnote"><p>Most</p><p>often.</p></div></em></span>. Should one close the em tag before the footnote-div and reopen it afterwards? This would not be clean code. ++ Thomas
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