It's possible that Roman footnotes might be per-chapter, restarting the numbering for each chapter, and that Arabic footnotes are actually endnotes at the end of the book.
Currently (based on #503) this isn't possible in GG2. However it does appear as though some books require it. A workaround of changing the Arabic (for example) to {1} and {Footnote 1: text} so the Arabics are ignored while you deal with the Roman, and then vice versa, is possible, but a little cumbersome.
GG1 also supports changing the style of individual footnotes, but I'm not sure why/if this is needed.
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It's possible that Roman footnotes might be per-chapter, restarting the numbering for each chapter, and that Arabic footnotes are actually endnotes at the end of the book.
Currently (based on #503) this isn't possible in GG2. However it does appear as though some books require it. A workaround of changing the Arabic (for example) to
{1}and{Footnote 1: text}so the Arabics are ignored while you deal with the Roman, and then vice versa, is possible, but a little cumbersome.GG1 also supports changing the style of individual footnotes, but I'm not sure why/if this is needed.