I'm replacing my CTOCs with sets of cross-references...in some cases
the heading is long so that the cross reference, even though it uses a
format with a small font size, forces the page number to wrap to the
beginning of the next line. Of course I need the page number to be at
the ned of any
I'm replacing my CTOCs with sets of cross-references...in some cases
the heading is long so that the cross reference, even though it uses a
format with a small font size, forces the page number to wrap to the
beginning of the next line. Of course I need the page number to be at
the ned of any
Except for the font family, superscript, and subscript properties,
FrameMaker does not replicate any character formatting from the target
of the cross-reference. This is especially problematic when _part_ of a
target has a character format applied, as in your case.
Any work-arounds for this
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Subject: Formatting cross-references
Is there a way to apply a character format to the text of a
cross-reference? I've created a cross-reference to a specific
Except for the font family, superscript, and subscript properties,
FrameMaker does not replicate any character formatting from the target
of the cross-reference. This is especially problematic when _part_ of a
target has a character format applied, as in your case.
Any work-arounds for this
Is there a way to apply a character format to the text of a
cross-reference? I've created a cross-reference to a specific heading
paragraph format, but part of each of these headings has a character
format applied. Of course, the character format doesn't carry over to
the cross-reference.
Is
g Smarter
bernard at publishingsmarter.com
www.publishingsmarter.com
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