Here is some[(refclass#myrefid)#list1:some] text. And a little more.
notelist(lc#listid). list1
note#list1:some©. Some is an English word.
The end.
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| <p>Here is some<sup class="refclass" id="myrefid"><a href="#note_list1_some_137970"><span id="noteref_list1_some_547887">1</span></a></sup> text. And a little more.</p> | |
| <ol class="lc" id="listid"> | |
| <li class="c" id="idsome"><a href="#noteref_list1_some_547887"><sup>a</sup></a><span id="note_list1_some_137970"> </span>Some is an English word.</li> | |
| </ol> | |
| <p>The end.</p> |
Here is some[(refclass#myrefid)#list1:some] text. And a little more.
notelist(lc#listid). list1
note#list1:some(c#idsome). Some is an English word.
The end.
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It seems that using a class attribute on a note definition causes an error in multi-notelists. If you don't have a class -- or if you have a class and an id -- then everything works.