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### 29.3.1 Remapping and cloning marker types

To remap a marker type, and optionally clone the remapped type:

[Markers]

; marker type name = one or more marker type names

FM_Marker = FM_Marker ClonedMarker AnotherClonedMarker ...

Once you remap a marker type, the original marker type (to the left of the equals sign) is no longer in effect, unless you also specify its name to the right of the equals sign. For example:

[Markers]

Index = Index MySpecialIndex

This assignment retains use of the original FrameMaker Index markers, while also cloning them as new MySpecialIndex markers, to which you can assign other properties; see §29.4.1 Assigning properties to marker types.

You can remap the following FrameMaker marker types:

Author

Comment

Cross-Ref

Equation

Glossary

Header/Footer $1

Header/Footer $2

HTML Macro

Hypertext

Index

Subject

You must observe the following restrictions:

• The Conditional Text marker type cannot be remapped.

• Names of marker types you are remapping to (names to the right of the equals sign) may not contain spaces or commas (those to the left of the equals sign may contain spaces and commas).

You can remap any marker type (except Conditional Text) to:

• one or more existing or predefined (see Table 29-1) marker types or hypertext commands

• any new marker type(s) you name to the right of the equals sign

• itself, for the purpose of redefining the behavior of that marker type; see §29.4.1 Assigning properties to marker types.

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