How to add footnotes in htlatex via fn-in?

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In the html code that is generated by htlatex I want to have footnotes appear on the same page instead of a new one (just like in the .pdf that is generated by pdflatex). So I read about the fn-in option that I should pass to htlatex. Now I am absolutely clueless about how to do this. If I type



htlatex main.tex "-fn-in"


(or just "fn_in" htlatex complains:



! I can't find file `-fn-in.cfg'.

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Please type another input file name:


So what am I supposed to do instead?






errors footnotes conversion tex4ht htlatex







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    In the html code that is generated by htlatex I want to have footnotes appear on the same page instead of a new one (just like in the .pdf that is generated by pdflatex). So I read about the fn-in option that I should pass to htlatex. Now I am absolutely clueless about how to do this. If I type



    htlatex main.tex "-fn-in"


    (or just "fn_in" htlatex complains:



    ! I can't find file `-fn-in.cfg'.
    
<to be read again>
    
                   relax
    
l.12 begin{document}
    

    
Please type another input file name:


    So what am I supposed to do instead?






    errors footnotes conversion tex4ht htlatex







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      In the html code that is generated by htlatex I want to have footnotes appear on the same page instead of a new one (just like in the .pdf that is generated by pdflatex). So I read about the fn-in option that I should pass to htlatex. Now I am absolutely clueless about how to do this. If I type



      htlatex main.tex "-fn-in"


      (or just "fn_in" htlatex complains:



      ! I can't find file `-fn-in.cfg'.
      
<to be read again>
      
                   relax
      
l.12 begin{document}
      

      
Please type another input file name:


      So what am I supposed to do instead?






      errors footnotes conversion tex4ht htlatex







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      In the html code that is generated by htlatex I want to have footnotes appear on the same page instead of a new one (just like in the .pdf that is generated by pdflatex). So I read about the fn-in option that I should pass to htlatex. Now I am absolutely clueless about how to do this. If I type



      htlatex main.tex "-fn-in"


      (or just "fn_in" htlatex complains:



      ! I can't find file `-fn-in.cfg'.
      
<to be read again>
      
                   relax
      
l.12 begin{document}
      

      
Please type another input file name:


      So what am I supposed to do instead?






      errors footnotes conversion tex4ht htlatex




      errors footnotes conversion tex4ht htlatex






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          First option in htlatex's second parameter must be either name of custom config file, html or xhtml. Default is html, which is used if you omit the parameter. Correct option for inline footnotes is fn-in. So your command line call should be:



          htlatex main.tex "xhtml,fn-in"





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            First option in htlatex's second parameter must be either name of custom config file, html or xhtml. Default is html, which is used if you omit the parameter. Correct option for inline footnotes is fn-in. So your command line call should be:



            htlatex main.tex "xhtml,fn-in"





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              First option in htlatex's second parameter must be either name of custom config file, html or xhtml. Default is html, which is used if you omit the parameter. Correct option for inline footnotes is fn-in. So your command line call should be:



              htlatex main.tex "xhtml,fn-in"





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                First option in htlatex's second parameter must be either name of custom config file, html or xhtml. Default is html, which is used if you omit the parameter. Correct option for inline footnotes is fn-in. So your command line call should be:



                htlatex main.tex "xhtml,fn-in"





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                First option in htlatex's second parameter must be either name of custom config file, html or xhtml. Default is html, which is used if you omit the parameter. Correct option for inline footnotes is fn-in. So your command line call should be:



                htlatex main.tex "xhtml,fn-in"






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