It's very hard to know what could be wrong here, but I wonder if perhaps some kind of minor document corruption has snuck in. You might try exporting the document as INX or IDML, then opening that file, then exporting to epub. Does that work?

It's very hard to know what could be wrong here, but I wonder if perhaps some kind of minor document corruption has snuck in. You might try exporting the document as INX or IDML, then opening that file, then exporting to epub. Does that work?

Yes, you may have “original” selected in that dialog box.

A bit more on opening templates on a Mac:

https://creativepro.com/fix…..-files.php

Yes, you may have “original” selected in that dialog box.

A bit more on opening templates on a Mac:

https://creativepro.com/fix…..-files.php

Spanish comes as a built-in language in InDesign, but you need to specify that the text is in Spanish. You can do that with the Language pop-up menu in the paragraph styles you're using, or by selecting the text and using the Language pop-up menu in the Control panel.

Spanish comes as a built-in language in InDesign, but you need to specify that the text is in Spanish. You can do that with the Language pop-up menu in the paragraph styles you're using, or by selecting the text and using the Language pop-up menu in the Control panel.

I have seen this happen before. Usually, rebuilding the InDesign Preferences files (hold down all the modifier keys while restarting InDesign) fixes it.

Doublespace means “two times” so the leading would need to be twice the font size. Howevever, InDesign only allows percentage leading as part of “Auto” leading, which you can define in the Justification dialog box.