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I'm using tex4ht, or more specifically htxelatex, to convert a rather large xelatex file to HTML but I noticed that all my footnotes are turned into separate HTML files. Is there a way to tell the program that I want to place the footnotes in the same file as the main text?

To illustrate the problem, I have the following MWE (which I named httest.tex):

\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
    test\footnote{footnotetext}
\end{document}

This produces two files: httest.html containing

text1

and httest2.html containing

1footnotetext

I want it to produce a single file named httest.html that contains

text1

1footnotetext

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Sure, you can achieve what you want using the fn-in option:

make4ht -x httest "fn-in"

I would use make4ht instead of htxelatex, as it has much more features and fixes some issues.

This is the rendered HTML:

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