I’m reasonably confident the word “bignote” doesn’t matter here (and nor does “longnote”), it’s just the word chosen in that example. I just tested with “note” and it worked fine.
I do have some confusion here. It looks to me like the bignote and longnote examples are the same apart from that word. So if you tried one and it didn’t work, then tried the other and it did, I don’t know what else you would have changed. Do you happen to remember?
Yeah, I just tested it with both “longnote” and just random characters and it worked.
I can’t really remember my issue, but given that I wrote “they were working as footnotes, but were just removing the paragraphs after the first one”, I’m guessing I just hadn’t realised I have to indent, or use 4 spaces for that, until after trying “bignote” instead of “longnote”. And then I misinterpreted switching from “longnote” to “bignote” as the active ingredient that caused later paragraphs to stop disappearing.
I’m reasonably confident the word “bignote” doesn’t matter here (and nor does “longnote”), it’s just the word chosen in that example. I just tested with “note” and it worked fine.
I do have some confusion here. It looks to me like the bignote and longnote examples are the same apart from that word. So if you tried one and it didn’t work, then tried the other and it did, I don’t know what else you would have changed. Do you happen to remember?
Yeah, I just tested it with both “longnote” and just random characters and it worked.
I can’t really remember my issue, but given that I wrote “they were working as footnotes, but were just removing the paragraphs after the first one”, I’m guessing I just hadn’t realised I have to indent, or use 4 spaces for that, until after trying “bignote” instead of “longnote”. And then I misinterpreted switching from “longnote” to “bignote” as the active ingredient that caused later paragraphs to stop disappearing.