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How do I imbed cross references in a topical index?  Perhaps I'm using the wrong formatting for the index. \xt ... \xt* won't imbed in \io1 io2 etc. Maybe I should be using another marker for the text of the topical index? Any thoughts?
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Can you explain how it isn't working? I just tested and adding something like this worked perfectly fine:

\io1 First section \xt MAT 1:1\xt* 

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Not directly answering your question, but you talk about a topical index and then talk about markers (\io#) typically used for introductory outlines. It's maybe possible that if you're mixing introductory markers (ones starting with \i) along with markers used in regular text (like \p or the like), that that's the problem.

See here for an example of how topical indexes might be laid, out, using \k markers (the same keyword marker used in glossaries).

https://docs.usfm.bible/usfm/3.1/periph/book-tdx.html

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Hi thanks for your suggestions. I was able to use \ip and others that were available in the \ menu (in standard view) to render the \xt . \io1 in TDX doesn't permit \xt. Interestingly, several of the USFM markers in the link above aren't available in the  menu. I've got it working now. Thanks so much!

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