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David BlatnerKeymasterAre the paragraph or character styles saved inside folders (what InDesign calls style “groups”)? That is the most common problem with exporting/importing losing its styles.
David BlatnerKeymasterThat is very strange, George. Try reloading the html in your browser? Are you using hyperlinks? Or buttons? Anything weird about them? All hyperlinks or just some? If you export a fixed layout epub to disk, does it work? What about a PDF?
David BlatnerKeymasterI think you may need to use Peter Kahrel’s footnote scripts to create the footnotes instead of InDesign’s built-in feature.
David BlatnerKeymasterYou could do that with the index feature (page range).
David BlatnerKeymasterSayed: How did you get the footnotes in the middle of the page? Are those 2 different text frames? Are you using the InDesign footnote feature? Or did you make your own footnotes?
David BlatnerKeymasterSounds like you need to adjust the Level values (make them 1 and 2) and then make sure you’re using the “Restart Numbers at This Level After” feature.
David BlatnerKeymasterYou need 2 different paragraph styles. This should help:
https://creativepro.com/multi-level-automatic-numbering-in-indesign.php
David BlatnerKeymasterYou can use the “Break Link to Style” feature in the paragraph styles panel (and the character styles panel).
June 22, 2017 at 12:53 pm in reply to: Font appears on Paragraph Styles list, but not on Character Styles list #95623
David BlatnerKeymasterUsually the fonts at the end are set up as different languages… that is very strange that it should be down there. Might be a corrupted or bad font?
David BlatnerKeymasterHere’s a tutorial on rebuilding preferences in InDesign: https://creativepro.com/rebuilding-indesign-preferences.php
So a new test document with 10 or 20 pages full of text doesn’t lag? If that is the case, then it seems like it must be something inside the documents… you sure you exported as IDML and then opened the IDML file for a fresh copy?
David BlatnerKeymasterHi David, have you contacted XMPie directly? I’ll forward this link to someone there, too.
David BlatnerKeymasterYou can already use Object > Convert Shape in InDesign… are you looking for different shapes?
David BlatnerKeymasterWow that is strange (both the lag and that your characters turned into ? symbols)
I suggest Rebuilding your Preferences file. (Probably won’t help, but worth trying.)
31 cross-references is not very many. (If you said 310 or 3100 I might worry.)
Do you have all the docs open at the same time? If you open the doc without the book panel open, does it still happen? Does it slow down for any other documents (even new documents)?
Try working with all your panels closed.
David BlatnerKeymasterI’m glad you figured out the character style problem. That is a common issue in InDesign!
Sean, I’d highly recommend doing some training videos or get a book about InDesign. For example, I have an “Essentials” course on Lynda.com/LinkedIn Learning. Or, for something more specific, maybe Nigel’s title on making a book: https://www.lynda.com/InDesign-tutorials/Designing-Book/114894-2.html
You can control the odd/even pages with the Keep settings inside the paragraph style. There are lots of ways people bring the chapter start down the page. Here’s some (read the comments, too):
https://creativepro.com/dont-apply-baseline-shift-to-move-a-paragraph-up-or-down.php -
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