Yes, I ought to be more precise. The second part of my question was also about
<footnote> in <emphasis>, that doesn?t seem to be in a block, as in normal
<para>. But, let me show an example (included as an .png file).
There you can find a footnote in a para, and the same footnote in an emphasis
inside para. (Text in bold is <emphasis role=?bold?>. This second footnote
seems to be inline. Isn?t it? And that is may problem.
Thank you,
Robert
Dnia ?roda, 23 listopada 2005 r. 11:48, Hussein Shafie napisa?:
> Robert Ganowski wrote:
> > I try to fix the problem with XXE DocBook display of <footnotes> inside
> > <emphasis>. One thing is easy, I want to have <footnote> inside
> > <emphasis> displayed with normal text, exactly as in <para>. So I add to
> > my CSS configuration:
> >
> > footnote {
> > font-weight: normal;
> > font-style: normal;
> > }
>
> OK.
>
> > The other thing is displaying <footnote> in a block with text wrapping,
> > as in normal <para>. And that makes a real problem. <footnote> element
> > doesn?t break a line and goes far away outside the working window area.
> > Any idea how to manage, please?
>
> I'm sorry but I don't understand this part of your email. So far, we
> haven't found any problem with footnotes inside blocks (e.g. para,
> entry, etc).
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