What this sounds like is one of your paragraph styles is based on another paragraph style, so when you update one, it is affecting the other. Open your paragraph styles and under General you will see “Based On:” change that to “[No Paragraph Style]”, you may have to adjust it after you do this but once you have it set, no other paragraph styles will affect it.
Aaron

Hey tim,
So with the Cross-References going to the wrong page, I can tell you that the reason they are taking you to the next page is that I’m guessing your page marker/anchor is at the bottom of the page, it is being very literal and taking you to the bottom of the page (where your anchor is), which, if you think about it, is the top of the next page. To correct this you will need to place your page anchors at the top of the page so that when you click on a reference it takes you to the top of the correct page.
As far as Endnotes go, I can’t say that I have been a big fan of InDesign’s Endnote feature (which I am assuming you are using?) for epub export. I personally import static endnotes (which you can specify when you import your doc) and do the cross referencing via GREP in the HTML post export. I know it’s not everyone’s cup of tea and it probably doesn’t help with what you are asking, I wish I had a work around for the issue you are having.
Aaron

Hey Heidi,
I have the Intuos 4 and I’ve been using for years with InDesign and honestly dont have very much set up. I have the two top Express Keys set up to do Next Spread and Previous Spread, which I use a lot, the next two down I have set to move my Spaces on my Mac, but cant say I use them very often (when Im not in InDesign, these are my default top two Express Keys). I also have the pen buttons set to Right Click and Double Click (Not sure if thats default or not). And that’s really it, I dont really use anything else. Anyway, I would say set up a few things, see how much you either use or dont use them as well as how comfortable you are with using them.
I’ve also gotten to where I use an Apple Magic Trackpad with my left hand. The reason being is that im not a fan of scrolling with the little touch scroll wheel on the Wacom itself (the Intuos 4 doesnt have the touch surface that the newer ones have). I find it a little out of the way and too small, so scrolling feels like it takes forever.
Anyway, I’m not sure if that helps, but I’m glad to see someone else using a Wacom with InDesign :) I’d love to hear what you come up with as far as customizing the Express Keys.
Aaron

Just searching the IndesignSecrets articles and thought this one might be helpful as well
https://indesignsecrets.com/creating-cross-references-text-anchors.php

An easy way to do it is to duplicate your paragraph style with the numbering list option and set the numbering to start at 1. then only use that paragraph style when you want the list to start on 1 and the other paragraph style for the rest of the list.

Aaron

Hey Richard,

You are actually pretty close, just need to add a modifier to make the expression more greedy. You could try something like this, which should find all of your examples.

[@/#]\w+

Aaron

Hey Marcos,

I believe I have seen what you are talking about, I don’t deal with it everyday but it pops up occasionally, even on printed material. You are correct that it has to do with the transparency (I believe if you open Flattener Preview under Output and select either Transparent Objects or All Affected Objects, the PNGs should show up in red). Off the top of my head I don’t know a simple solution besides converting to a flattened file like JPG (have you tried PSD? I’m not sure that will fix anything as the images will still have transparency) so that might not really be a solution since you have a background image.