How do I create a cross reference which uses more than one line of text?
Shlomo Perets
shlomo2 at microtype.com
Thu Mar 10 00:14:41 PST 2011
Theresa,
You wrote:
>Version 8
>
>I'd like to use these two lines in a cross reference:
>
>Id 069
>Workshop Title
>
>so that my cross reference looks like this
>
>"Id 069 - Workshop Title on page 22"
If the Workshop ID and Title are two separate paragraphs, you can use a
cross-format which retrieves information from separate paragraphs: the one
you are pointing to (which will also store cross-ref marker) and one or
more *preceding* paragraphs with a specified format (using the
<$paratext[paratag]> building block). (This applies to all versions of FM)
For example, assuming these paragraphs...
<pgftag=WorkshopID>ID 069
<pgftag=any>Workshop Title
... your cross-reference format would be:
<$paratext[WorkshopID]> <$paratext>
(and you point to the *any* pgf tag when inserting the cross-reference).
Shlomo Perets
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