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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.”
Cross-reference to partial paragraph
A The cross-reference source ends at an em dash (^_) B “false” excludes the em dash from the source
When you insert the Partial Paragraph building block, you must do two things. First, specify the delimiter between the
quotation marks. The delimiter is the character that ends the paragraph. Common delimiters include colons (Chapter
7: Granada), periods (Chapter 7. Granada), and dashes (Chapter 7—Granada). To insert special characters such as em
dashes (^_), em spaces (^m), and bullet characters (^8), choose an option from the menu that appears when you click
the Special Characters icon.
Second, indicate whether the delimiter character is excluded (Chapter 7) or included (Chapter 7—). Use
includeDelim=”false” to exclude the delimiter and includeDelim=”true” to include the delimiter. Instead of “false” or
“true,” you can use “0” or “1,” respectively.
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 .
Building block What it does Example