PB: What is wrong with this sentence?

In building a personal book, I receive this warning:

[quote][Warning] Unknown data type in use: t

Every time I use a datatype link, such as this sentence:

[quote]The most common types of noun phrases in Hebrew are [[construct phrases>>Headword:Construct]], adjectival phrases (14.1), coordinate phrases (e.g., מֹשֶׁה וְיִתְרוֹ ), and [[appositional phrases>>Headword:Apposition]].

The links work correctly to the referenced HeadWords, but the warning remains persistent.

Can anyone explain this? Bug? Operator Error? Satan does no want me to learn Hebrew?

BTW—the sentence is a quote from Waltke & O’Connor An Introduction To Biblical Hebrew Syntax

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NB.Mick

Hm. Never seen that. But I would have believed you need spaces around the >> brackets to get them working at all.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/814129#Comment_814129

That was my first thought as well but I didn't have an opportunity to test. The wiki gives conditions under which the message will occur.

George Somsel

Can anyone explain this? Bug? Operator Error? Satan does no want me to learn Hebrew?

BTW—the sentence is a quote from Waltke & O’Connor An Introduction To Biblical Hebrew Syntax

You won't be able (at least not easily) to learn Hebrew from Waltke and O'Connor since it is for more advanced use and takes you into the weeds. You need to get something more elementary such as Futato.

Jack Caviness

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/814137#Comment_814137

You need to get something more elementary such as Futato.

I consult that resource also. I do have an elementary grasp of Hebrew. Just trying to increase knowledge enough to make it useful.

Mick & Martha—Will need to investigate your comments.

Added spaces before and after the >> and rebuilt the test document. The links still work. Unfortunately, the warning is still present. The note in the Wiki on datatype warnings did not apply to this scenario. I have wasted enough time trying to isolate this warning, so I will just ignore it.