OK, I've looked at this. It looks like LaTeX tables don't support footnotes. But it may be possible to use the "longtable" package for that; I'll experiment a bit more with that and write another message if it works.
Georg [email protected] schrieb: > Ok, that bug seems fixed. Thanks a lot. > Now I have to insert some footnotes in a table. In this case links in > table doesn't run correctly and numbers are wrong. So numbers > following this table are wrong too. Here an example: > > Title 1 > ======== > > +--------------+ > | one [1]_ abc | > +--------------+ > | one [1]_ def | > +--------------+ > > Sub two [2]_ mmmmm > > Sub two [2]_ nnnnn > > > .. [1] from one > .. [2] from two > > > Pdf output is followind: > > <a Table> > one 2 abc > one 1 def > > <normal text> > Sub two 3 mmmmm > Sub two 2 nnnnn > > <footnote> > 3 from two > > > On 7 Feb, 20:22, Georg Brandl <[email protected]> wrote: >> You're right, there were two bugs in the footnote handling. This problem >> as well as Lauro's should now be fixed in the 0.5 branch and the trunk. >> >> cheers, >> Georg >> >> [email protected] schrieb: >> >> > I have a similar problem: two footnotes with the same number. My >> > restructured text is: >> >> > My Section >> > ============= >> >> > Sub one >> > ------- >> >> > Sub on1 [1]_ lorem ipsum >> >> > Sub two >> > ------- >> >> > Sub two [1]_ foo bar baz >> >> > Sub three >> > --------- >> >> > Sub three [2]_ foofafasssf es sf >> >> > .. rubric:: Footnotes >> >> > .. [1] one note >> > .. [2] two note >> >> > When I create html file, it's correct. But when I create the pdf one, >> > links results completely wrong in it. Only two footnotes are created, >> > named '1' (corresponding to 'Sub one'), and '2' (corresponding to 'Sub >> > two'). But both point to note 'one'. The third link isn't created! And >> > no note named 'two note' has been created! Please help us. >> > I paste pdf content following, where '1' and '2' are links. Note that >> > 'two note' is considered as simple text. Note that '1 one note' and >> > '2 one note' are at the foot of pdf page and there is *not* 'two note' >> > there. >> >> > 1.1 Sub one >> > Sub on1 1 lorem ipsum >> > 1.2 Sub two >> > Sub two 2 foo bar baz >> > 1.3 Sub three >> > Sub three foofafasssf es sf >> > two note >> >> > 1 one note >> > 2 one note >> >> > On 3 Feb, 18:18, Lauro Moura <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> Hi there. >> >> >> I have a small problem using footnotes when creating latex documents. >> >> The footnotes work fine in HTML but in Latex the builder skips the even >> >> numbered ones, so the following code produces two footnotes, for >> >> "Sub One" and "Sub Three", numbered 1 and 2. >> >> >> Using Sphinx 0.5.1 / Python 2.5.2 on Ubuntu Intrepid (8.10) >> >> >> My Section >> >> ============= >> >> >> Sub one >> >> ------- >> >> >> Sub on1 [#]_ lorem ipsum >> >> >> Sub two >> >> ------- >> >> >> Sub two [#]_ foo bar baz >> >> >> Sub three >> >> --------- >> >> >> Sub three [#]_ foofafasssf es sf >> >> >> .. rubric:: Footnotes >> >> >> .. [#] one >> >> .. [#] two >> >> .. [#] three >> >> >> -- >> >> Lauro Moura ("lmoura" on Freenode)http://lauro.wordpress.com >> >> > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "sphinx-dev" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/sphinx-dev?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
