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• • December 16, 2019 at 7:50 am #1212282
    Alessio De Feudis

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    Hi,
    I need to reduce space between footnotes.

    Please see image below:
    https://drive.google.com/file/d/1h-PQS4PHcULzl7IJFkmzQ9VTkBJ0iGWg/view

    “Space Between Footnotes” in “Document Footnotes Option” is already set to 0.
    Footnotes paragraph style has no spacing before or after, I tried changing it’s leading.
    No joy.

    I tried changing footnotes charactert style leading.
    No joy.

    I use nested character style for drop caps in footnotes.
    I tried changing its leading.
    No joy.

    I searched forums and tryed all kind of possible solutions.
    Nothing worked for me.

    Any help?
    Thankyou

  • December 16, 2019 at 9:04 am #14323441
    Alessio De Feudis

    Member

    Please take a look here for solution:
    https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign/gap-between-footnotes-solved/m-p/10804888

  • December 17, 2019 at 4:29 pm #14323436
    Tim Murray

    Member

    I assigned a style Footnote (0 before & after to the paragraph, 10 on 12) to the footnote itself and a character style FootnoteNumber (superscript, leading blank), and applied it to the number. I use Footnote Options > Layout and adjust the space before or after, and then I can nudge the FootnoteNumber baseline shift to whatever I want, and both — meaning the space between the footnotes and the position of the footnote number relative to the footnote text — and both stick just as I want. I can even nudge the number’s baseline so far up (or down) it runs in to the footnote above (or below it) and regardless of what I set, the positions of both are whatever I want. Same with using Subscript to the number.

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