UBS Handbook's \jmp marker

Question

I am working on an SIL OT lectionary project and am working on creating a trial Paratext resource from it.
I would like to do something like the UBS Handbook with internal links. One of the markers used is \jmp, e.g.
\jmp TEV|prj:GNT92.EXO.3.1\jmp*
Is there a way I can replicate this by putting a sprinkle of magic dust in my styles?

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Answer 1

The handbook uses the usfm_hbkeng.Aug2010.sty file. You should be able to use the jump links by copying the style from it and putting it in a custom.sty for your project:

\Marker jmp
\Name jmp - link
\Endmarker jmp*
\Description Use bold and blue font for the text within these codes
\StyleType Character
\Color 16711680
\Bold
\Underline

The style is not restricted for use by the handbook in the code, so it should “just work”.

EDIT: It does appear that the name of the style must end in “- link” for it to work, so I guess there is some “magic” involved.

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Answer 2

Yep, that works. Took a little phutsing to understand how it parses and shows in various views. But I got what I wanted within 5 minutes. Thanks, anon291708

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