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Why is ID adding aria-labels to my Reflowable EPUBs?
I'm getting aria-labels tags (such as <div id="page6" role="doc-pagebreak" aria-label="2" epub:type="pagebreak">) added throughout my EPUBs and it seems arbitrary. Although it is easy enough to remove them using Regex, they are screwing with my footnote output on export. Like the following, where the second footnote is as expected, but the first footnote has an aria-label in a <div> tag and it causes the <p> tag to be placed after the footnote number.
<aside id="footnote-016" class="_idFootnote" role="doc-footnote" epub:type="footnote">
<div id="page205" role="doc-pagebreak" aria-label="201" epub:type="pagebreak">
<a class="_idFootnoteAnchor" role="doc-backlink" href="File1.xhtml#footnote-016-backlink">
13 </a>
</div>
<p class="FtNtTxt">. Sample text 1.</p>
</aside>
<aside id="footnote-015" class="_idFootnote" role="doc-footnote" epub:type="footnote">
<p class="FtNtTxt"><a class="_idFootnoteAnchor" role="doc-backlink" href="File1.xhtml#footnote-015-backlink">14</a>. Sample text 2.</p>
</aside>
This just started being an issue. It's been a couple months since I last exported to EPUB. Some books I work on have upwards to 800 footnotes and I need the tagging to be consistent so I can operate on the entire set at once, using Regex. This is a mess.
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