ebook styling for footnote back mark

ebook styling for footnote back mark

[Mario Valle]

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Dear pandoc gurus,
I need to style footnote ref and footnote back mark (↩) in ebook2 output 
because in Apple's iBook application they are not distinguishable from 
normal text.
No problem for footnote ref. It has class footnoteRef that I can define in 
css. But the back mark has no distinguishable feature and I don't know how 
to style it to make clear it is a link. Is it possible to add a class (like 
footnoteBack) to it? Or should I resort to :last-child css3 selector if it 
is supported in epub2?
Thanks for your help!
mario

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Re: ebook styling for footnote back mark

[Mario Valle]

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Adding these two lines solved the problem. But, is there a better solution 
for the back mark?
.footnoteRef {color: #DC143C}
.footnotes ol li p a:last-child {color: #DC143C}



Il giorno lunedì 30 gennaio 2017 05:32:19 UTC+1, Mario Valle ha scritto:
>
> Dear pandoc gurus,
> I need to style footnote ref and footnote back mark (↩) in ebook2 output 
> because in Apple's iBook application they are not distinguishable from 
> normal text.
> No problem for footnote ref. It has class footnoteRef that I can define in 
> css. But the back mark has no distinguishable feature and I don't know how 
> to style it to make clear it is a link. Is it possible to add a class (like 
> footnoteBack) to it? Or should I resort to :last-child css3 selector if it 
> is supported in epub2?
> Thanks for your help!
> mario
>

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Re: ebook styling for footnote back mark

[John MacFarlane]

I think adding a footnoteBack class is a good idea (for
future versions of pandoc).  You might submit a bug report
with that request.

+++ Mario Valle [Jan 29 17 20:32 ]:
>   Dear pandoc gurus,
>   I need to style footnote ref and footnote back mark (↩) in ebook2
>   output because in Apple's iBook application they are not
>   distinguishable from normal text.
>   No problem for footnote ref. It has class footnoteRef that I can define
>   in css. But the back mark has no distinguishable feature and I don't
>   know how to style it to make clear it is a link. Is it possible to add
>   a class (like footnoteBack) to it? Or should I resort to :last-child
>   css3 selector if it is supported in epub2?
>   Thanks for your help!
>   mario
>
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