How should I place this footnote and make it readable in the ePub book I am trying to create with Sigil? However, this footnote, indicated in the html file by a call icon (also when imported into Sigil) cannot be viewed and read. The footnote I added with WordPerfect can be seen after the words '3. My first question is: Does this particular html file need special filtering or cleaning before being imported into Sigil? Or is it clean enough as is? If it needs cleaning, how do I clean it?Ī second question. I also kept 'Publish Comments' switched on when I did File > Publish to > HTML in WordPerfect - just to add possible 'unclean' html tags. I added a photo and a footnote with WordPerfect. It's the first page of a file called 'Sigil Instructions' I am trying to write with WordPerfect -and then convert to HTML and finally to ePub with Sigil - for my personal use. In response to the request to attach an example of a html file published with WordPerfect X6, I attach a zip file with such an example inside. How should I use Sigil in conjunction with WordPerfect X6? Is it necessary the filter or clean up WordPerfect-published HTML files? How should I do that? And is the 'Publish Comments' option indeed the publish-to-HTML option I should use in WordPerfect X6? When I choose (check) 'Plain HTML', the file published does open in Sigil, but it seems to have lost much of its formatting. When I choose (check) 'Publish Comments', the HTML file published looks OK when opened with Sigil. check or uncheck) 'Publish Comments', 'Launch Browser' or 'Plain HTML'.

When I publish to HTML with WP X6, I have to choose between (i.e. I use WordPerfect X6 (the latest version of WordPerfect), not MS Word. A special macro will prepare Word-published HTML files for Sigil, I'm told.

On the first pages of the Tutorials, I learned that HTML files published by MS Word must be filtered or cleaned up to remove unnecessary or undesirable HTLM tags. I have just started learning to use Sigil and find myself in unknown territory.

How to make footnotes in word perfect