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Cross Reference Not Flowing Correctly

Engaged ,
Feb 01, 2019 Feb 01, 2019

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I replaced text (the number 112) with a cross reference to a page number. You can see by the screen cap that the 112 should clearly fit up on the line, in fact, when typing back in the 112 in "regular text" (not a cross reference) it turns back up. There no overrides on the text or indents on the frame, the 112 should be able to go out as far as the "with" above.

Working in CS6 but CC2019 is doing the same thing.

Is there something I'm missing with the cross reference? Might this be a bug of some kind?

Thank you,
Ken

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Community Expert , Feb 02, 2019 Feb 02, 2019

Hi Ken:

I can confirm this behavior:

1st line is text, 2nd line is the x-ref.

When the frame is wide enough, both fit on one line and track together.

Screen Shot 2019-02-02 at 10.39.24 AM.png

When the frame is slightly narrowed, the x-ref hops to the next line.

Screen Shot 2019-02-02 at 10.39.50 AM.png

And Uwe, No Break forces "page 111" to the next line.

You can report this here Adobe InDesign Feedback  if you'd like to see it change.

~Barb

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Feb 02, 2019 Feb 02, 2019

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Hi Ken,

what will happen if you apply No Break to the word "page" and the rest of the characters in that paragraph?

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Uwe

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Hi Ken:

I can confirm this behavior:

1st line is text, 2nd line is the x-ref.

When the frame is wide enough, both fit on one line and track together.

Screen Shot 2019-02-02 at 10.39.24 AM.png

When the frame is slightly narrowed, the x-ref hops to the next line.

Screen Shot 2019-02-02 at 10.39.50 AM.png

And Uwe, No Break forces "page 111" to the next line.

You can report this here Adobe InDesign Feedback  if you'd like to see it change.

~Barb

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