Hi Dario,

Thanks so much for your feedback regarding the footnote feature.  It's new, so there may be some glitches.  The feature should support any HTML that your module accepts, so images should work fine.  Here's a test post I just created at metapost.itcrossing.com:

<p><a href="mp1">Test</a></p>

<p>[mp1]<img src="http://www.itcrossing.com/Portals/1/blog_images/WLW-VisaPABPCertification_B0AB-image_thumb.png" alt="Visa Image from blog post" border="0" style="margin-right:10px;" />Test insert with an image from the IT Crossing blog. [/mp1]</p>

The image and the stying seem to work fine here.  Is there a URL where I can view your test post? 

I did run into some initial problems with the <img> tag, but it was due to new truncation code in the beta version of the blog module which I'm running on at metapost.itcrossing.com.

Hi Dario,

I was looking at your blog this evening and I noticed the styling issues you were facing with the footnotes.  After firing up Firefox and using the CSS tools built into the Web Developer toolbar, I found that adding the following to your skin.css solved some of the styling problems:

.itcexpand-wrapper .itcexpand-html-content {    background-color: #c3c3c3;}
body {    font-family: Verdana;
    font-size: 11px;}

If others are facing a similar problem, there are two principles related to these fixes.  One is that the font definition should be assigned to the base body tag in order to define the font that is used in the popup.  Second, if a different background color is desired, then the background color can be overridden by setting a custom value for the following class:

.itcexpand-wrapper .itcexpand-html-content

HTH!

Don