[ID-4199810]Cross reference takes more space than its text
A cross reference sometimes takes up more space than its actual text.
In the attached shows a frame with text with the right side of the text frame visible and the word "with" (above) extending well beyond the 2nd to last line in the frame. The "112" in the picture is a cross reference. When that cross reference is removed and "regular" text is typed in the 112 fits on the line.
Question first posted and confirmed by another here: https://forums.adobe.com/message/10908454#10908454.
This happens in CS6 and in CC2019, 14.0.1 x64.
Ken Krugh
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Hi,
Thank you for reporting the issue. We have been able to reproduce the issue and it is currently under investigation.
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Adobe InDesign Team
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Nicolai
commented
This problem has been existing for a while now. Thanks for reporting. It is still existing in ID Version 17.3 (cannot say for later versions). The problem with the wold-composer-solution mentioned is that there is another bug for that composer: the width of the ›no-break-space‹ does not adjust according to the other spaces in the same line but stays the defined base value … See: https://indesign.uservoice.com/forums/601180-adobe-indesign-bugs/suggestions/41793187-bug-since-cs6-nonbreaking-space-s-issue-wit
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Shirley Johnson
commented
InDesign 16.0.1 x64
In my case, when I use cross references in a table, paragraph number cross references work fine in the space, but page number cross references do not. In the screenshots below, "Pages 2-3" are both cross references using the same cross reference and paragraph styles. The only difference between the 2, is that the 2nd one is in a much wider text box than the one in the table. Notice that the cross reference, "Steps 1-12" is also a cross reference, but it's using paragraph numbers instead of page numbers and it fits no problem, even though there's more text.
The second screenshot shows what happens when I change the problem cross reference to text. It immediately wraps properly (though it didn't remember the text it just had, switching it from 2-3 to 1-1).
I've already tried changing every paragraph composer option available under styles but no change.
What did get the original, Pages 2-3 cross reference to stay on a single line was adjusting the kerning from 10 to -90 which is unacceptable.Here's details on the font and size I was using, and the table column dimensions.
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Alex
commented
In my case changing paragraph's justification composer to "Adobe World-Ready Paragraph Composer" solves the problem!
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Alex
commented
Also here: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2607306
And some video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODg0OhXUq7
