Hi Justin, thank you for getting back to me so quickly. Let me articulate this better for you. I originally imported a Word doc that has hyper links in it. I changed the Character style it imported with it for those hyperlinks to a new name called Hyperlinks so it was easier to spot. I adjusted it to my liking. I’m not sure if that was important for you but I want you to have the full picture.
The text that has hyperlinks could look like this: visit my website for more information <—that text would be linked or —> mywebsite.com <—that would be linked. I don’t have any long whacky URLs as text being linked, they all look like a string of words, some times just a few and on occasion, a whole sentence.
To answer your Hyperlink Palette question, yes, when the Word doc imported, all the URLs went into that palette.
WHAT I’VE TRIED
1. First I tried enabling the “no break” checkbox in the Body paragraph style but that made all my text disappear and go into overset. UNDO.
2. Then I did the same thing on the Hyperlink character style but it did the same thing but only sent most of the text into overset. Seems on page 147 is where it started this. UNDO.
3. The last thing I’ve been doing is going page-by-page and selecting the hyphenated linked text and unchecking the Hyphenate checkbox that is on the properties bar at the top of my workspace. My friend told me to STOP THE MADNESS!
4. Now I’m here :-)
My friend was saying, just like you, that the character style that I’ve called Hyperlink should be where this is controlled but it doesn’t look like that is working. How can I troubleshoot this?
BTW: the document is 450 pages.