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I’m having a problem with footnote and cross-reference callers… Here’s a sample:

\f + \fr 2:4 \fk Keyword \ft Text text text text… \f*

This shows a superscript ‘a’ following the ‘keyword’ in Standard View, and Checking > Run Basic Checks… > Markers doesn’t show any errors. Unfortunately, PrintDraft doesn’t produce the callers; the footnotes / cross-references appear fine at the bottom of the page, though they don’t have callers either…

The only thing I can think might be causing problems is the following line in PrintDraftChanges.txt:

#===========================================================================================

INSERT HAIR-SPACE BETWEEN CLOSING QUOTE MARKER AND FOOTNOTE/CROSS-REFERENCE CALLER

#===========================================================================================

INSERT HAIR-SPACE

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

'(”\\qt\*)(\\x)' > '\1\u2009\2'          # Adds a hair space between quote and cross reference

However, commenting this line out doesn’t cause the callers to show.

I’d appreciate your help with this.

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If the custom.sty file has marker v set to nonpublishable, (which makes a printdraft without verse numbers) footnote and cross reference caller symbols do not appear.

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