What if you rename the ChapterTitle tag to something else, such as Heading0?
Years ago I switched from ChapterTitle > Heading1 > Heading2 ... to Heading1 > Heading2 ... because of some problem with the ChapterTitle tag. On Wed, Mar 14, 2018 at 11:14 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: > For a current project, I have 30 FM books that are converted to PDFs and > then used to create a merged OLH system in ePub. There are links scattered > throughout every file in every book that are inter-book links that are > converted and maintained in the PDFs. I have two paragraph tags called > FileName_PDF and FileName_OLH. These tags have an autonumber format set to > the name of the PDF file and the OLH TOC entry accordingly, for example, > Objects. PDF and Objects, and the character tag is set to White. I place > these tags immediately after the ChapterTitle tag on the first page of very > chapter/file in a book. Because they are white, the values do not show/are > not visible in the chapter/file. > > In the text of files, for an inter-book, x-ref, I use two formats, w/ the > format that uses the FileName_PDF conditionalized to Print_Only and the > format that uses the FileName_OLH set to OLH_Only. These links are set to > the following format: > > <Link>"<$paratext>" in <$paranum[FileName_PDF]>. > <Link>"<$paratext>" in <$paranum[FileName_OLH]>. > > That way, in the PDF, the user will see something such as: For more > information, see "Blah" in Objects.PDF, while in the OLH, the user will see > something such as: For more information, see "Blah" in Objects. > > If the x-ref is to a Heading1, Heading2, Heading3, etc. tag, then the text > is displayed as expected in the example above; however, if the x-ref is to a > ChapterTitle, then I get only this: For more information, see "Blah" in < > > and no matter what, the FileName_PDF value or the FileName_OLH value will > not populate/be displayed, which makes no sense as these values are indeed > in the chapter. I thought it had something to do w/ the fact that I was > requesting to link just to paratext and so I even set up a test x-ref format > like this: > > <Link>Chapter <$chapnum>, "<$paratext>," in <$paranum[FileName_PDF]>, but > again, no joy. > > I am totally stumped. Why on earth would referencing a ChapterTitle > paragraph prevent an autonumber value from being displayed in an x-ref? I > must absolutely be able to reference a chapter title in this type of x-ref. > Any and all thoughts are sincerely appreciated. _______________________________________________ This message is from the Framers mailing list Send messages to [email protected] Visit the list's homepage at http://www.frameusers.com Archives located at http://www.mail-archive.com/framers%40lists.frameusers.com/ Subscribe and unsubscribe at http://lists.frameusers.com/listinfo.cgi/framers-frameusers.com Send administrative questions to [email protected]
