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Thanks @earl_d ! There is not a way to do that right now, unfortunately. You could possibly achieve this with some custom code that checks for the specific post type and deregisters the Modern Footnotes shortcodes if it’s a post type where you don’t want the footnotes to display.

Hi @andorel ,

Thanks for the feedback. I’ve noted that there’s incompatibility with the Simple Spoilers plugin, and as you mentioned, having the footnote list link back to the original location in the article is a frequently requested feature so I’ve bumped the priority up for that in the feature backlog.

Just to clarify, by There is nothing to make note link with the list at bottom when clicking , do you mean having a footnote link scroll down to the footnote list when clicking it rather than opening a footnote?

Best,
Sean

Hi @prestonwordsworth ,

Thanks for the feedback!

The CSS for Modern Footnotes doesn’t change the font families, so the serif style would come from one of the other stylesheets (themes or other plugins). You can add some custom CSS to modify the “x”. Specifically targeting the “x” requires a complicated CSS selector but I believe this should work:

/* change the font family */
.modern-footnotes-footnote:has(+ .modern-footnotes-footnote__note--expandable[style*="display: block"]) a {
font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
}

/* Or, use an icon instead of the "x" */
.modern-footnotes-footnote:has(+ .modern-footnotes-footnote__note--expandable[style*="display: block"]) a {
color: transparent;
}
.modern-footnotes-footnote:has(+ .modern-footnotes-footnote__note--expandable[style*="display: block"]) a::before {
background-image: url('image-url.png');
content: ' ';
display:inline-block;
width: 20px;
height: 20px;
}

Hi @dutchintouch ,

There is not a way to do that right now unfortunately. I’ll add that to the list of requested features so it can hopefully be developed sometime in the future.

Best,
Sean

Hi @barnabas1 ,

While this plugin is free and has no paid option (and therefore no paid development team supporting it), I prioritize keeping the plugin working smoothly and try my best to promptly address any features that come up. I don’t have as much time as I’d like to address new features or plugin compatibility issues, but I’ll do my best to always keep the core functionality working.

There are also a handful of other contributors who have helped code the plugin and may continue to do so since the plugin is open source.

Best,
Sean

Hi @muscroftm ,

Thanks for writing in about this. I checked the site and the Modern Footnotes JavaScript isn’t getting loaded on the page. I tried updating one of my test sites to WordPress 6.6.2, and things are working properly on that site. Do you use any caching plugins that might be causing the JavaScript to not load on your site?

Best,
Sean

Hi @bullitt1973 ,

Yes, that’s possible! You’ll want to use this custom CSS, which you can enter in the Modern Footnotes settings:

.modern-footnotes-footnote__note {
line-height: 140%;
font-family: Arial;
font-size: 12px;
}

Best,
Sean

Hi @mmdwc ,

I’d have to look at this deeper to see the full cause, but at first glance this looks like a possible conflict between Modern Footnotes and another plugin, or perhaps something in the theme.

As a workaround in the short-term, you could try changing the shortcode to specify the reference number, for example, [mfn referencenumber=1]Je confirme cette évaluation[/mfn]

Best,
Sean