Reply To: End of Section Footnote issue

Thanks for your reply Aaron. To answer your queries: yes, I am using Split Document for the beginning of each chapter. But in addition I am using it where a subheading is immediately followed by an image. I don’t want the subhead to appear by itself somewhere on one page, and the image to appear at the top of the next page, so I used the only tool I understand I have to force the subhead onto the following page, where it can be followed directly underneath by the image. But the downside of this approach is the endnote issue I described.

My query was whether I have any alternatives to the Split Document option which could solve my endnote clumping problem but still put the text I want at the head of a page. You mention doing it by coding after export — can you elaborate on this or point me to a helpful online resource?

I am definitely not applying Split Document to either the endnotes or a paragraph style after a footnote.

My second query had to do with the anomalous way my endnotes sometimes display (see screen capture: https://www.dropbox.com/s/7fvi822tsv34z6w/Screenshot%202016-12-02%2010.19.57.png?dl=0 ) Normally they appear in an orderly way running from the top of a fresh page — but occasionally they don’t. Can you advise how I can ensure a chapter’s endnotes always start on a fresh page, rather than running on immediately after the final paragraph of a chapter’s text, as in the screen capture example.

Muchas gracias

Chris