[Framers] Running H/F variable challenge

[Grant Hogarth]

   Try adding a non-breaking space after the text in the Exercise\
   <n+>:[non-breaking space]

     On March 16, 2016 at 3:10 PM Pat Christenson
     <Pat.Christenson at morningstar.com> wrote:
     Hi Fred -
     Yes, I tried that but then it includes the space when the header is
     referencing a Heading2 and I can't use that.
     However, I seem to be having some success by replacing the space
     after the colon in the autonumber with 3 thin spaces. Go figure.
     Thanks.
     -----Original Message-----
     From: Fred Ridder [mailto:DocuDoc at hotmail.com]
     Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2016 3:42 PM
     To: Pat Christenson
     Subject: Re: Running H/F variable challenge
     Have you tried including a space between the building blocks in the
     two variables in the Running H/F variable definition? In other
     words, either a regular space or a non-breaking space (typed with a
     backslash preceding the space) between the > and the <.
     -FR
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     <framers-bounces+docudoc=hotmail.com at lists.frameusers.com> on behalf
     of Pat Christenson <Pat.Christenson at morningstar.com>
     Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2016 4:22 PM
     To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
     Subject: [Framers] Running H/F variable challenge
     I need a Running H/F variable to work as follows:
     If there's a Heading2, pull the text (such as Overview). If there's
     an exercise head, pull the exercise number and the text. Heading2
     paras don't have an autonumber. Exercises number like this:
     Exercise\ <n+>: (with a space after the colon)
     So the Running H/F variable should read either Overview or Exercise
     2: Create a data point
     I've defined the variable as
     <$paranum[Exercise,Heading2><$paratext[Exercise,Heading2]>
     It works perfectly except for one thing. I can't get the space after
     the colon in the autonumber to appear in the header. Instead, it
     looks like this:
     Exercise 2:Create a data point
     I've tried using a non-breaking space after the colon in the
     autonumber but that doesn't work either.
     Help is appreciated.
     Pat Christenson
     Senior Technical Writer, Client Education Morningstar, Inc.
     pat.christenson at morningstar.com
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