Carriage return to the AutoNumber Format?

Hello

I have configured my EDD structured with some headings as autodial.  I wonder if there is a way to put a return between the number and the text?

In other words, can I do this:

Chapter 2: This is the title of the chapter

look like this:

Chapter 2:

This is the title of the chapter

As a secondary issue, in my search for the answer to this question, I discovered the < r >. < r + >, < R >, etc. '' building blocks. ''  I can not find them mentioned anywhere in the user manual or the manual of structured development application.  Can someone tell me exactly what is their function?

Thank you!

I use \r in my prefixes to get a newline at the end of the prefix. I have not tried to use it in an auto-numbering format. HOWEVER, the structured development guide says:

If a paragraph with an AutoNumber item features include a prefix or a suffix, prefix appears just after
automatic numbering at the beginning of the paragraph and the suffix appears just before the
AutoNumber at the end of the paragraph.

Because the AutoNumber appears BEFORE the prefix, I think you just need to define your prefix like \r (or maybe \n) to insert a line break between your AutoNumber and content.

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