Version: 7.6.4.1 (X86_64) / LibreOffice Community
Build ID: 60(Build:1)
CPU threads: 2; OS: Linux 6.1; UI render: default; VCL: gtk3
Locale: en-US (en_US.utf8); UI: en-US
7.6.4-1
Calc: threaded
.odt document
One cell in table is linked to footnote which is - as of time being - placed on same page as the table. Footnote got the number “1”, the reference to it in table cell accordently. It means also it is this cell content for which the foot note was created.
Text body paragraph on next page has also cross-reference to same footnote. This is the spot where problems arise
- second reference to footnote (the cross-reference) gets the number 2 in reference mark - is this a behavior expected by Writer developers? Please note that there exists - as of time being - no footnote numbered 2.
Q.1: Why does it work this way. Any means exist to fix it? - by doing a click on reference mark of the second cross-reference the user doesn’t navigate to footnote 1 on preceding page. In contrary to this a click on reference mark in table cell redirects page view to footnote.
- reference mark of second cross reference has same character formatting as style of text body paragraph - it means superscript is not used while author expects automatic application of superscript attribute to cross-reference mark.
Well, I understand footnote anchor and cross-reference are two different things, this may be the reason of Writer behavior third bullet.
Q.2: Is document author expected to change on itself character formatting of cross-reference pointing to existing footnote?