Concerning the value of $foot_title in various languages:
At 9:14 PM +0200 4/27/98, Jesus M. Gonzalez wrote:
> In Spanish: "Notas a pie de p'agina".
>
and
Daniel Taupin wrote:
> Footnotes = notes de bas de page %in French
I see the literal meaning of these phrases, but they are a bit verbose.
Would they look OK on HTML pages as clickable text for hyperlinks,
or on navigation buttons ? (I doubt it.)
In practice, are these phrases actually used in printed books ?
If so, then they are definitely the ones to use.
If not, then would it be appropriate to shorten to simply:
`Notes' and `Notas' ?
Should the initial letter be capitalized ?
Regards,
Ross Moore
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