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Last updated 6/6/2015
Using cross-reference formats
Several cross-reference formats appear in the New Cross-Reference dialog box by default. You can edit these formats,
delete them, or create your own.
Note: If you’ve deleted or edited cross-reference formats in your document and want to return them to the default formats,
you can choose Load Cross-Reference Formats from the panel menu and choose a document with unedited formats. You
can also synchronize cross-reference formats in a book.
Create or edit cross-reference formats
Unlike other presets, cross-reference formats can be edited or deleted. When you edit a cross-reference format, any
source cross-reference that uses that format is automatically updated.
1 Do any of the following:
Choose Define Cross-Reference Formats from the Cross-References panel menu.
While creating or editing a cross-reference, click the Create Or Edit Cross-Reference Formats button .
2 In the Cross-Reference Formats dialog box, do one of the following:
To edit a format, select the format on the left.
To create a format, select a format to base the new format on, and then click the Create Format button . This
creates a duplicate of the selected format.
3 For Name, specify the name of the format.
4 In the Definition text box, add or remove any text as needed. Click the Building Block icon to insert building
blocks from a menu. Click the Special Characters icon to select dashes, spaces, quotation marks, and other
special characters.
5 To apply a character style to the entire cross-reference, select Character Style For Cross-Reference, and then choose
or create the character style from the menu.
You can also use the Character Style building block to apply a character style to text within the cross-reference.
6 Click Save to save the changes. Click OK when finished.
Cross-reference building blocks
Building block What it does Example
Page Number Inserts the page number. on page <pageNum/>
on page 23
Paragraph Number Inserts the paragraph number in a cross-
reference to a numbered list.
See <paraNum/>
See 1
In this example, only “1” is used from the
paragraph, “1. Animals.
Paragraph Text Inserts the paragraph text without the
paragraph number in a cross-reference to a
numbered list.
See “<paraText/>”
See “Animals”
In this example, only “Animals” is used from
the paragraph, “1. Animals.
Full Paragraph Inserts the entire paragraph, including
paragraph number and paragraph text.
See “<fullPara/>”
See “1. Animals”
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