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  • #94821
    Katie Stone
    Member

    Hello team,

    I regularly have to make many of my lengthy InDesign documents into accessible PDFs. I understand using paragraph styles and setting the correct export tag for each style. I also use the articles panel to specify reading order. The issue I am having is as follows:

    – I am exporting a PDF from InDesign.
    – In InDesign I have selected the correct ‘export tagging’ option for each paragraph style such as H1, H2 etc.
    – However, most of my headings are actually numbered lists (Eg. 1.1 Introduction)
    – So upon opening the PDF, the headings auto tag as ‘lists’ instead of H1, H2 etc

    I have checked the role mapping dialogue box and can see that most of my styles come through and are mapped correctly but I cannot see any of my heading styles there as they are auto tagging as lists. This is creating errors in the heading hierarchy. How can I ensure that my headings are correctly tagged as headings instead of lists when exporting from Indesign?

    Thanks

    #91567

    ok, yes with manually adding the circles of course it works, the problem is that this is something I am doing very often and to have an automatic way of doing it is very valuable.
    I tried the paragraph rules and this works however the problem is that I am not able to center the list numbers so they all appear to the left and I have no idea how to make those “numbered list” be centered and in white, how do you do this?

    I hope what I am writing here is clear.

    I managed to do it with combinumbers however this only gives me hard circles instead of full circles.

    #90475
    Kelly Vaughn
    Participant

    1. First make a numbered list
    2. Then make a bulleted list (checkbox) paragraph style).
    3. Then make a TOC that includes the numbered list paragraph style, have the Entry style be your checkbox paragraph style, and choose “Include Full Paragraph.”

    https://creativepro.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/TOCSetup-.png

    #87654
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi !

    I hope you’ll understand my pb. Each spread has two pages. I need to have the same page number on each page :
    So it gives me :
    1-1 (on page 2-3)
    2-2 (on page 4-5)
    etc.

    I can do it with numbers section but it forces me to sets each spread and i have more than 1400 spreads…
    I can do it with creating a paragraph style and specify a particular named list (https://creativepro.com/setting-up-numbered-lists-that-jump-frames-in-cs3.php). This actually what i’m doing now but i have to break each page numbers from the master page to make it work.

    Im wondering if there is a better way to do it ? :/

    Thanks !

    #86857
    Henri Kuijpers
    Participant

    Okay, I know what your problem is, but after that you have done it with ‘Number List”, you can choose in the menu Paragraph styles at the right corner menu item for: convert number list to text.

    So what you can do is that you make a Paragraph style with ‘List’ and a duplicate with ‘List nr 1’
    Type for example: a enter, b enter, c enter and give this the paragraph ‘List’. Everything is now numbered from 1,2,3 etc. I guess you have an blanc enter between your next numbered list, what has to begin with 1. again. So you have to make another paragraph ‘Body’ without all the numbering issues.
    Then type the example again: a enter, b enter, c enter and give this the ‘List nr 1’ and that is now numbered as 4, 5, 6 so now you put your cursor in the alinea where nr 1 has to be shown and then right click on the text and choose ‘restart numbering’. Now you see a ‘+’ in the Paragraphstyle because you edited it’s original code, but that is what we want, so now you choose in the right corner of the Paragraph menu ‘Redefine style’.

    I don’t know how the book’s layout is, but with the find and GREP function you kan do a lot of automatic layout. And when you’re finished you can choose cover number ‘list’ to text

    #85147
    Matt Isaac
    Participant

    You will need your section titles to be numbered as well. In the section title paragraph styles create a new list with both numbering boxes checked and assign the level to 1. Then in the Figure names paragraph style choose the same list that the section titles are saved under and assign that list to level 2. Then check the box to restart numbering after any previous level.

    If you have numbered subsections then you will need the subsection at level 2 and restart after any previous level. Then the figure names style will be level 3 and restart after 1.

    I hope this makes sense.

    #84329

    Hi Folks,

    I’m working with a client on a book, and they’d like to number every fifth paragraph (5, 10, 15 and so in) in the right hand margin of a facing pages document. This is a standard book, with justified text. The work is a collection of essays, and the numbering would restart with each one.

    I’m not sure how to approach this. I’ve found scripts that can number lines, but not paragraphs. If I use the numbered list feature + grep I can get numbers on the left hand margin, but not the right. I’m not even sure what this style of numbering is called, which makes it harder to search for solutions. The client tells me this is a common convention in academic textbooks, so it should be possible.

    Any help is appreciated, thanks in advance.

    #83799
    Matt Isaac
    Participant

    If i am understanding correctly, you could just use a paragraph style for each chapter name. In the Bullets and Numbering tab use a numbered list and in the list create a new list titled chapters or whatever you’d like to call it (make sure both continue numbers boxes are checked). where it shows “^#.^t” make it say “Chapter ^#” and whenever you need the chapter number just put a space and apply the paragraph style you created to that space. and it will show as “Chapter 1 ” with the ‘1’ being variable

    How to add new pages to a document on the left-hand side.

    Is it possible to add a specified number of pages, to an existing document, where the new pages will fall on a “left-hand” side (even-numbered pages)?

    My example: I have a four-page document; I want to add an additional 4 pages, of a specific master page, to the document. But, I require the new pages to be placed as left-handed pages (even-number pages).

    I currently have a applescript, that I built & use, to add the four (4) new pages. Unfortunately, the new pages fall at the end of the current document. I cannot figure out how to get them to place properly. I currently do the manual move of the pages.

    Please be nice … my applescritping skill level is just below intermediate. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

    **********
    INSERT • Display Ad pages

    set myFirst_Pagenumber to 1

    –LIST FOR MY COMMEN USE
    –set myMasterChoice to “ADs-Display ad pages”
    –set myMasterChoice to “ADs-Display Ad pages”
    –set myMasterChoice to “ADs-Display Ad Pages”
    –set myMasterChoice to “ADs-Display ads”
    –set myMasterChoice to “ADs-Display Ads”
    –set myMasterChoice to “Ads-Display ads”

    tell application “Adobe InDesign CC 2014”
    activate
    set theDoc to document 1
    set originalPgCount to get count of pages of theDoc

    tell theDoc
    –DETERMINE WHAT THE DISPLAY AD MASTER NAME IS
    try
    if master spread “ADs-Display ad pages” exists then
    set myMasterChoice to “ADs-Display ad pages”
    else if master spread “ADs-Display Ad pages” exists then
    set myMasterChoice to “ADs-Display Ad pages”
    else if master spread “ADs-Display Ad Pages” exists then
    set myMasterChoice to “ADs-Display Ad Pages”
    else if master spread “ADs-Display ads” exists then
    set myMasterChoice to “ADs-Display ads”
    else if master spread “ADs-Display Ads” exists then
    set myMasterChoice to “ADs-Display Ads”
    else if master spread “Ads-Display ads” exists then
    set myMasterChoice to “Ads-Display ads”
    end if
    on error
    tell current application to beep 3
    display dialog “Your \”display ad\” master page was not found !” buttons {“Gee Thanks!”} default button 1 with icon 1 giving up after 2
    return
    end try
    end tell –theDoc

    — SET PAGE NUMBERING TO START AT 1
    tell theDoc
    set continue numbering of section 1 to false
    set page number start of section 1 to myFirst_Pagenumber
    set continue numbering of section 1 to true
    end tell

    — INSERT NEW “DISPLAY AD” PAGES
    tell theDoc
    repeat originalPgCount times
    –make new page at end of theDoc –okay this works
    try
    make new page at end of theDoc with properties {applied master:master spread myMasterChoice, allow page shuffle:true}
    on error
    tell current application to beep 3
    display dialog “Your \”display ad\” master page was not found !” buttons {“Gee Thanks!”} default button 1 with icon 1 giving up after 2
    return
    end try

    end repeat

    –SET GUIDES TO TOP
    set properties of the guide preferences to {guides in back:false, guides locked:false, guides shown:true, guides snapto:true, ruler guides color:cyan, ruler guides view threshold:5.0}

    end tell –theDoc

    end tell –application

    tell current application to beep 2

    *********

    #77537

    Hi there,

    Anyone knows a list of trouble makers, that can make lose your night?
    I mean, the formatting elements that can make you crazy, and give a lot of problems in conversion from ID to Epub

    An example:
    Numbered List
    All Caps
    “nothing font”

    Cheers
    Dandalo

    #77486

    This problem is driving me crazy…
    I’m trying do make numbered pharagraph styles in three levels.

    I have followed a tutorial and tripple-checked I´m doing it the same way, but no.
    Level one numbers correctly.
    Level two and Three doesn’t.
    I.e. in chapter 3:
    3. XXX
    1.5 XXX
    1.1.7 XXX
    1.1.8 XXX

    Problems: the number from previous numbering level stays at one AND the number from the current level doesn´t start over at 1.

    – Level one: ^#.^t , Level=1
    – Level two: ^1.^#^t, Level=2, Restart number after any previous level is checked.
    – Level Three: ^1.^2.^# ^t, Level=3, Restart number after any previous level is checked.
    – Mode: continue from previous level
    – text boxes are not linked together
    – I use separate number lists that continue across stories
    – I have all chapters in one dokument – not using a book.

    What am I doing wrong?? Does this have anythong to do with sections or chapters?
    Grateful for help!!

    #76024
    Simon Duckworth
    Participant

    Hi All,

    I wondered if anyone has any ideas how I can easily handle the following ID situation…

    I often work on a journal which contains sponsored listings. These are listed alphabetically, and appear vertically stacked with 4 to a page in the journal. The sales team keep selling as late as they can, so we frequently get late insertions. Problem is, if I’ve got 40 ads, I’m OK if we get insertions which are lower down the articles – I’m happy add as many ‘xyz’ listings as you like ;o) – it takes quite a lot of time to reflow the boxes if we get new insertions higher up the list which means reflow headaches. Is there an easy way to do this?

    My initial thoughts would be to link the content frames, but in order to make this work with images (each ad is a PDF or JPEG), could that work?

    My other thought would be to use data merge somehow, using 000 prefix numbering which is initially set up to increase in jumps of 10, so that they would be numbered 010, 020, 030, and a new late listing could be 015 for example. Then re-run a datamerge…

    Is there a better way to do this?

    Many thanks

    Larry Lutz
    Member

    I’m very new to InDesign, and I’ve looked everywhere I can find for an answer to this question. I am in the process of creating an InDesign book composed of a number of documents which are in this case forming major sections in the book. I have successfully set up multilevel legal-style numbering (1, 1.1, 1.2, 1.2.1, etc.) which are in turn the basis for a the Heading 1, Heading 2, and so on styles in each document. Each major section has a Heading 1 paragraph style as its section title. (So for instance, you might have 1. Overview, 2. About Us, 3. New Ideas, and so on.)

    Now, I want to use the Heading 1 paragraph style as my running header throughout the document. Unfortunately, when I attempt to do that, I end up with Overview instead of 1. Overview in the header. The numbering doesn’t get picked up by the text variable and put into the running header.

    Is there any way to do that. (I know I’m probably missing something really obvious. Forgive me. I’ve been doing all this in Word, fairly successfully, but I’d really like to make the switch to InDesign, but I’m just learning.)

    I’m using InDesign CS 6 on Windows if that makes any difference.

    Can anyone help me on this?

    #75586
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hello Radhakrishnan!

    I don’t know anything about that software Ariel suggested, but if I’m not wrong that software is not free.I think i have a free solution for it.But is not so elegant solution.

    Just follow these steps:

    1.Create text box for number.And enter just one space (blank place).
    2.Choose MENU Type -> Bulleted & Numbered Lists -> Define Lists,make new list and check all check boxes if you want continuous numbering throughout.
    3.Go back into the text box you created.Click on Bullets & Numbering. Choose List type: Numbers; List “name of your list” Number: (^#) … Mode: “Continue from Previous Number”…
    4.Copy that textbox, hit CTRL+F , change all ^p to ^C^p and click change all!

    I think this will help, ask me if anything is not clear.

    Regards,
    Artwork Abode.

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