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Last updated 6/6/2015
Creating cross-references to partial paragraphs
You can design cross-reference formats to include only the first part of a paragraph. For example, if you have headings
in your document that look like, “Chapter 7—Granada to Barcelona,” you can create a cross-reference that refers only
to “Chapter 7.”
A The cross-reference source ends at an em dash (^_) B “false” excludes the em dash from the source
Partial Paragraph Lets you create a cross-reference to the first
part of a paragraph, up to the specified
delimiter, such as a colon or em dash. See <fullPara delim=”:”
includeDelim=”false”/>
See Chapter 7
In this example, only “Chapter 7” is used from
the title “Chapter 7: Dogs and Cats.”
Specify the delimiter (such as : in this
example), and indicate whether the delimiter
is excluded (“false” or “0”) or included (“true”
or “1”) in the source cross-reference.
See Creating cross-references to partial
paragraphs .
Text Anchor Name Inserts the text anchor name. You can create
text anchors by choosing New Hyperlink
Destination from the Hyperlinks panel menu. See <txtAnchrName/>
See Figure 1
Chapter Number Inserts the chapter number. in chapter <chapNum/>
in chapter 3
File Name Inserts the filename of the destination
document. in <fileName/>
in newsletter.indd
Character Style Applies a character style to text within a cross-
reference. See <cs name=”bold”><fullPara/></cs> on
page <pageNum>
See Animals on page 23.
Specify the character style name, and include
the text you want to apply the character style
to between the <cs name=””> and </cs> tags.
See Apply character styles within a cross-
reference .
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