screwy x-ref formatting

[Grant Hogarth]

All I can think of is that you are missing a "<DefaultParaFont>" (or "< 
\>") at the end of the reference string.

Grant

On 10/4/2011 8:44 PM, Carol J. Elkins wrote:
> I haven't seen a response to this, so I wanted to comment that I have 
> this happen in one particular book as well. But unlike John's 
> experience where his entire xref turns blue, every time I regenerate, 
> I lose the blue character formatting in some, but not all, of the 
> xrefs. But when I close down the book and reopen it, all the xrefs are 
> correctly formatted once again. A sample xref format would be
> <X-refBlue>Figure\ <$paranumonly> on\ page\ <$chapnum>–<$pagenum>
>
> I can't narrow the problem down to any specific xref format, and I 
> confess that because reopening the book solves the problem, I haven't 
> really pursued a fix. My system has 8 GB of RAM, so resources 
> shouldn't be a problem. Very frustrating. It would be great if anyone 
> can shed some light on this. I'm using Frame9 on Win7, fully patched.
>
> Carol
>
> At 11:00 AM 9/30/2011, you wrote:
>> I have a simple x-ref that works fine in 7 books and screwy in an 
>> eight book.
>> <Blue><$paratext> </>on page <$pagenum>
>> usually produces the desired blue text for the title and plain text 
>> for the page number, but in the errant book the entire x-ref is blue. 
>> When I update the x-ref, it behaves properly. But when I update all 
>> x-refs in the book, it reverts to the all-blue look.
>
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