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Can anyone shed light on why I’m getting “Character style not closed: \qt” for this:
\v 26 †Mi murie mai, ba kara berengia \qt na Daena na Tinoni ke oli thivo i te na parako i teghea\qt* (\rq Daniel 7:13\rq*) kolui na ngete ma na rerenge sule a God.
There is a \qt* at the end of the quote, but for some reason it’s not being recognised. Many other instances of this are accepted…

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Paul,

The issue is that after the \qt opens, there is a footnote. The \qt must be closed before the footnote and then reopened. after the footnote.

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<sigh> I’m sorry to have taken so much of people’s time and energy with something like this… I feel bad, but I’m very grateful for your help, anon848905.

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A first guess would be that this is a stylesheet problem.

By any chance is it working correctly in regular Bible books, and incorrectly in extra books like INT or GLO? (or vice versa?)

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Thanks for chiming in mnjames!
This is the only instance that’s not working correctly. As I mentioned, many other instances laid out just like this are accepted. I’ve tried adding / removing spaces, but nothing has helped. I’d be happy to leave it alone, but I don’t think the new ‘project planning / progress reporting’ machinery would allow that… ‘Issues’ need to be resolved before one can move forward.

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It’s probably best to send in a problem report (Help > Give feedback) so we can take a closer look what is going on in that specific place.

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