PUBLISHING

Creating cross-references
Cross-references are links in which the link text is automatically generated
based on the text at the specified destination. A typical example of a
cross-reference is a link to a different chapter or heading name. InDesign will
always use the most up-to-date text in the heading.
1. To create a cross-reference, first place the cursor in the text where
you want the link to appear.
2. To view the Cross-References panel, choose Window > Type & Tables
> Cross-References.
3. Choose Insert Cross-Reference from the panel menu.
4. Under Destination, specify the desired Document. Then, from the list
on the left-hand side, choose the type of paragraph you wish to link
to. All paragraphs formatted with that particular style will show up in
the list on the right-hand side, allowing you to choose the paragraph
you want the cross-reference to link to.
5. Select a Cross-Reference Format, and click OK. The text from the
destination will now appear in the body of your document. It will be
exported as a link in the EPUB document.,
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