I had not heard of Bluebeam Revu before. Interesting! I did not realize it was so popular in the AEC space.

I wonder if this is something you can change in the Rendering preferences in their software?

Also, have you looked at exporting PDF/X-1a vs. PDF/X-4?

https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/519854-blue-beam-vs-adobe-acrobat

Importing HTML is not a strongpoint of InDesign. I hope Adobe will add this feature in the future.

In the meantime, Ariel at ID-extras came up with a test script: https://www.id-extras.com/html-import-script

Nope. You can’t add any characters in a paragraph or object style, I think. Right?
Can you describe what is the effect you’re trying to achieve?

We need to find a way to do screenshots here… but in the meantime, you can upload on imgur.com or imgbb.com and post the url here.

Ellen: It’s possible (tho unlikely) that a character style is being applied without you knowing it. But do me a favor and put the text cursor inside a paragraph that has your paragraph style applied to it (but which is showing the wrong font) and then: First, look in the paragraph styles panel and see if there is a + symbol next to the style name. If there is, click the “remove overrides” button (the one with a paragraph symbol with a line through it, at the bottom of the panel). Second, if that doesn’t help, then open the character styles panel and just see if it is set to anything other than None. If it is None, or if nothing is selected, then look at the bottom of the styles panel and see if any character style shows up in little text next to the folder icon. If you see any style name there, it means it’s being applied through some automatic formatting (such as nested styles or grep styles or line styles).

There’s certainly no way to make this kind of TOC automatically. You’d probably have to make a regular TOC with sections, and then use find/change to remove the page numbers and carriage returns in the subhead and example sections.