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I've a footnote that appears in the wrong page. I've read that this may happen when floats are involved or when there are multiple footnotes on a single page. But in my case there's only one footnote.

Below you can find my MWE. I've tried to reduce it as much as possible, and it was very hard to keep the problem appear: actually I find it very strange that even removing that marginpar, the problem seems solved.

I guess that this could be due to how TeX tries to "fill" the pages, but I would expect that a footnote is kept on the page from where it is called, unless in special circumnstances. I know that my MWE may sound a lot "artificial", but it comes from a normal math thesis.

The use of raggedbottom or interfootnotelinepenalty (suggested here: Keep all footnotes on the according page) didn't help.

%!TeX encoding = utf8

%!TeX program = pdflatex



documentclass[a4paper, 11pt]{book}



usepackage{geometry}

usepackage[eulerchapternumbers, palatino=false, parts=false]{classicthesis}

usepackage[proportional, oldstyle]{cochineal}

geometry{width=28pc, height=56pc}



usepackage{lipsum}



begin{document}



pagestyle{empty}



lipsum[1-3]



Lorem ipsum.footnote{Footnote in the wrong page.} 



begin{equation}

dots

end{equation}



vspace{13.5baselineskip}par

Lorem ipsumpar

Lorem ipsumpar

Lorem ipsum.



goodbreak

marginpar{Lorem ipsum}

lipsum[1]



end{document}

This is the (wrong) output I get:

footnotes page-breaking

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I've a footnote that appears in the wrong page. I've read that this may happen when floats are involved or when there are multiple footnotes on a single page. But in my case there's only one footnote.

Below you can find my MWE. I've tried to reduce it as much as possible, and it was very hard to keep the problem appear: actually I find it very strange that even removing that marginpar, the problem seems solved.

I guess that this could be due to how TeX tries to "fill" the pages, but I would expect that a footnote is kept on the page from where it is called, unless in special circumnstances. I know that my MWE may sound a lot "artificial", but it comes from a normal math thesis.

The use of raggedbottom or interfootnotelinepenalty (suggested here: Keep all footnotes on the according page) didn't help.

%!TeX encoding = utf8

%!TeX program = pdflatex



documentclass[a4paper, 11pt]{book}



usepackage{geometry}

usepackage[eulerchapternumbers, palatino=false, parts=false]{classicthesis}

usepackage[proportional, oldstyle]{cochineal}

geometry{width=28pc, height=56pc}



usepackage{lipsum}



begin{document}



pagestyle{empty}



lipsum[1-3]



Lorem ipsum.footnote{Footnote in the wrong page.} 



begin{equation}

dots

end{equation}



vspace{13.5baselineskip}par

Lorem ipsumpar

Lorem ipsumpar

Lorem ipsum.



goodbreak

marginpar{Lorem ipsum}

lipsum[1]



end{document}

This is the (wrong) output I get:

footnotes page-breaking

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asked 6 mins ago

zetaeffezetaeffe

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add a comment | 

I've a footnote that appears in the wrong page. I've read that this may happen when floats are involved or when there are multiple footnotes on a single page. But in my case there's only one footnote.

Below you can find my MWE. I've tried to reduce it as much as possible, and it was very hard to keep the problem appear: actually I find it very strange that even removing that marginpar, the problem seems solved.

I guess that this could be due to how TeX tries to "fill" the pages, but I would expect that a footnote is kept on the page from where it is called, unless in special circumnstances. I know that my MWE may sound a lot "artificial", but it comes from a normal math thesis.

The use of raggedbottom or interfootnotelinepenalty (suggested here: Keep all footnotes on the according page) didn't help.

%!TeX encoding = utf8

%!TeX program = pdflatex



documentclass[a4paper, 11pt]{book}



usepackage{geometry}

usepackage[eulerchapternumbers, palatino=false, parts=false]{classicthesis}

usepackage[proportional, oldstyle]{cochineal}

geometry{width=28pc, height=56pc}



usepackage{lipsum}



begin{document}



pagestyle{empty}



lipsum[1-3]



Lorem ipsum.footnote{Footnote in the wrong page.} 



begin{equation}

dots

end{equation}



vspace{13.5baselineskip}par

Lorem ipsumpar

Lorem ipsumpar

Lorem ipsum.



goodbreak

marginpar{Lorem ipsum}

lipsum[1]



end{document}

This is the (wrong) output I get:

footnotes page-breaking

share

asked 6 mins ago

zetaeffezetaeffe

5817

%!TeX encoding = utf8

%!TeX program = pdflatex



documentclass[a4paper, 11pt]{book}



usepackage{geometry}

usepackage[eulerchapternumbers, palatino=false, parts=false]{classicthesis}

usepackage[proportional, oldstyle]{cochineal}

geometry{width=28pc, height=56pc}



usepackage{lipsum}



begin{document}



pagestyle{empty}



lipsum[1-3]



Lorem ipsum.footnote{Footnote in the wrong page.} 



begin{equation}

dots

end{equation}



vspace{13.5baselineskip}par

Lorem ipsumpar

Lorem ipsumpar

Lorem ipsum.



goodbreak

marginpar{Lorem ipsum}

lipsum[1]



end{document}

share

asked 6 mins ago

zetaeffezetaeffe

5817

share

asked 6 mins ago

zetaeffezetaeffe

5817

asked 6 mins ago

zetaeffezetaeffe

5817

asked 6 mins ago

zetaeffezetaeffe

5817