• pb52

    (@paulbarrett1952)


    The footnotes present as a solid block of text. How do I insert some vertical padding between each note please?

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  • Plugin Author Jason Yingling

    (@yingling017)

    Are you able to provide a link to a page where this is happening? I can provide some custom CSS for you to use if so.

    If you’re referring to the footnotes output after the post content here’s what the HTML markup that’s output looks like:

    <ol class="easy-footnotes-wrapper">
        <li class="easy-footnote-single">
            <span id="easy-footnote-bottom-1-402" class="easy-footnote-margin-adjust"></span>Like so.<a class="easy-footnote-to-top" href="#easy-footnote-1-402"></a>
        </li>
    </ol>

    If it’s outputting as one solid block it sounds like something in your theme or another plugin’s CSS is floating li elements. You’d need to make sure the .easy-footnote-single is clearing and you can adjust margin between footnotes there.

    If you have a direct link I can take a look and give more specific info.

    Thread Starter pb52

    (@paulbarrett1952)

    Here is an example

    Whilst experimenting, I placed a line break in the text of the first note to break it up a bit. When I did that, I also got a line break between the notes. When I removed the line break in the first note, the line break between the notes disappeared. Go figure.

    I have no clue about css BTW. Please be gentle. ??

    Plugin Author Jason Yingling

    (@yingling017)

    Hi Paul,

    I really dropped the ball on this one. Totally missed your response.

    If you still need a CSS snippet something like this should work.

    .easy-footnote-single {
        display: block;
        margin: 10px 0;
    }

    The 10px is the margin above and below each footnote so adjust that as you’d like.

    Again sorry for the super, super delayed response.

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