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Claudio Marconato
MemberHi Cindy, you can search for all text that has overprint set to on and replace with overprint set to off.
You can do this with search and replace (Cmd/Ctrl+F) selecting more options, in the search and replace formatting options.Hope this helps
MemberHi Tero,
you need to use a positive lookbehind before the “L” character and a positive lookahead after, the grep string looks like this:
(?<=B)L(?=-)Here you are a screenshot of the result:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/3rjknhv98eilohu/subscript%20S.png?dl=0Hope this helps
MemberHi Rob,
I think the best way for this linear situations is two nested styles, one style until the right indent tab and another for the remaining text (I always use the end of nested style character to go to the end of the paragraph).September 25, 2018 at 12:59 pm in reply to: ToC/Paragraph Style Repetition Across Linked Stories #110550MemberThere’s no way to do that with the TOC options. If each frame is on a separate page a text variable can help and it will update automatically each time you update the TOC
September 25, 2018 at 12:05 pm in reply to: ToC/Paragraph Style Repetition Across Linked Stories #110545MemberHi Lauren,
AFAIK there’s no TOC option that do this.You could try with a variable, set a running header variable based on the H1 style and put it on top of the master page, the variables will change according to the text of the H1.
I think it could works for you.
Memberreplace your “~a” with ” $0 ”
I mean:
= a regular space
$0 = found text (in your scenario the anchored object)
= followed by regular spaceHope it helps
MemberArthur, I think that you have keep lines together set correctly to 2, but you have also keep with next different than 0. That’s because the two lines go with the next title.
MemberHi Luiz,
I suggest you to create two paragraph style with bullet (in the bullet options you can add any glyph you want, also the Wingdings checkmarks).Then you can apply the style with fulfilled checkbox only to the correct answers.
MemberHi Tom,
maybe someone here can write a script specifically to do that because AFAIK there’s no such function inside InDesign.Even without using cell styles I suggest to create at least a Tint swatch before applying a fill color randomly to a huge table like yours. So that you could change the tint to change the fill color to all the cells.
If you’ve used the Color panel to apply the fill color instead of the Swatch panel, then you could use the “Add Unnamed Colors” command in the Swatch panel flyout menu to create a 5% cyan swatch applied to the cells and change all the color fill using the new color swatch.
MemberMaybe it could be a language problem, hyphenation depends also on the language applied to the text.
MemberHi Jamie, XML could be a way, we make a lot of layout with InDesign and XML, but it’s not a simple way.
You need someone that can guide you to the best approach for your specific work.MemberHi Christopher, as far as I understand import your text is not a feature inside InDesign, maybe it could be possibile to write a script.
I don’t know if it worth writing a script because it will be a “one shot” script, useless for any other kind of import.MemberHi Jackie, I didn’t recognise what do you mean when you write “all have to point to the same destination”.
In a PDF you can have many links with as many destinations as you want.Did you try to create your links?
MemberSelect the page number special character in the master page and look at this icon in the control panel:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/bgahb2ruwnywgfc/Numbering%20options.png?dl=If it’s selected (like as in the screenshot) then you’re auto numbering the numbers… deselect it
MemberHi Jedidiah,
maybe you’ve applied some numbering list option to the page number?
The page number seems to have the numbering list option activated. -
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