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There are numerous places where we have used \+nd Here\+nd* in cross reference keywords/quotes or in footnote text. Markers check (in Run basic checks) flags these as "Marker cannot occur here".

Example:

\v 4 “\f + \fr 6:4 \ft Die •bronteks merk hierdie vers met groot letters. Dit is 'n belydenis ook bekend as die \+tl sjema;\+tl* vgl \xt Mark 12:29; 1 Kor 8:4,6\xt*.\f*\sc Luister, Israel, die\sc* \nd Here\nd* \sc is ons God, die\sc* \nd Here\nd* \sc alleen.\sc*\f + \fr 6:4 \fk DIE \+nd Here\+nd* IS ... ALLEEN: \ft Dit word in \xt Mark 12:29\xt* vertaal as “Die Here ons God is die enigste Here”; vgl \xt 1 Kor 8:4,6\xt*. Die Hebreeus kan ook vertaal word as “Die \+nd Here\+nd* ons God, die \+nd Here\+nd* is Een” en “Die \+nd Here\+nd* is ons God, die \+nd Here\+nd* is Een”.\f*

Here is another example:

\v 14 Toe aanvaar die manne hulle woord op grond van hulle padkos. Maar die \nd Here\nd* se beslissing\x - \xo 9:14 \xk \+nd Here\+nd* se beslissing: \xt Num 27:21\x* het hulle nie gevra nie.

This also seems to be the case for other inline styles e.g.:

\+tl ...\+tl*
\+bk ...\+bk*
\+it ...\+it*

I have denied these errors, but it is failing DBL upload checks. 

What is the correct way to style these in cross-references and footnotes?

Paratext by (141 points) | 28 views

You have two different Issues:

1) You need the + on the \xt markers. Add those and the  \+nd errors that follow will disappear.

*\f + \fr 6:4 \fk DIE \+nd Here\+nd* IS ... ALLEEN: \ft Dit word in \xt Mark 12:29\xt* vertaal as “Die Here ons God is die enigste Here”; vgl \xt 1 Kor 8:4,6\xt*. Die Hebreeus kan ook vertaal word as “Die \+nd Here\+nd* ons God, die \+nd Here\+nd* is Een” en “Die \+nd Here\+nd* is ons God, die \+nd Here\+nd* is Een”.\f* 

2) \nd is normally not allowed in \cross-references : 

Two options:
A) Change 

\x - \xo 9:14 \xk \+nd Here\+nd* se beslissing: \xt Num 27:21\x* 

to a footnote:
\ft - \fr 9:14 \fk \+nd Here\+nd* se beslissing: \ft \+xt Num 27:21\+xt*\f*

B) Modify the  \nd marker in custom.sty  by adding x to the occurs under attribute:
\Marker nd
\OccursUnder ip im ipi imi ipq imq ipr iq iq1 iq2 li li1 li2 li3 li4 m mi nb p pc pi pi1 pi2 pi3 pr pmo pm pmc pmr q q1 q2 q3 q4 qc qr qm qm1 qm2 sp tc1 tc2 tc3 ms ms1 s1 s2 spd d ip im ili ili1 ili2 io io1 io2 f fe x NEST

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It looks like the \xt also need to be nested (\+xt) in footnotes in this case to validate with the marker check and DBL check.

Unfortunately there's so much going on in this translations that it is difficult to see the woods for the trees.
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