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Dieter Stockert
MemberYou have the freedom to place the endnote frames wherever you want them (even at the top of the page), but it may be a lot of work (and re-work if there are text changes).
Dieter Stockert
MemberYou can download an example here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/a2ppqjjhu9dzsr4/Endnotes%20with%20columns.indd?dl=0Dieter Stockert
MemberIf there is an object you can see it in the layers panel.
Dieter Stockert
MemberI don’t think you can do this with footnotes. But endnote frames can be placed everywhere on your page, though it may be a little time consuming to put that all together …
Dieter Stockert
MemberWhat about the layer panel or the story editor?
Dieter Stockert
MemberIf there’s an object in the pasteboard and you cannot see it, go to the layers panel.
October 1, 2018 at 12:05 am in reply to: Using find/change to highlight product in catalogue #110641Dieter Stockert
MemberNot quite what you are looking for, but if you press the Escape button InDesign will stop editing mode and the text box is selected. Plus you could make a shortcut to apply an object style to highlight the text box.
Dieter Stockert
MemberMaybe the font has alternative glyphs and you can switch between them with stylistic sets?
September 5, 2018 at 7:38 am in reply to: How to make footnote number to be continued from textbox to another #110279Dieter Stockert
MemberSeptember 5, 2018 at 5:04 am in reply to: How to make footnote number to be continued from textbox to another #110274Dieter Stockert
MemberIn InDesign magazine issues 95 and 105 you can read everything about footnotes and endnotes. With the new endnotes you have the option to let them flow from story to story.
Dieter Stockert
MemberWorkaround: Put the first words with the character style into a separate text frame and apply a new paragraph style to it. Then place this new text frame inside of the notmal text frame (maybe you have to apply text wrap). Then your can select the new paragraph style for your table of content. But this will be a lot of work if you have dozens of entries.
August 21, 2018 at 12:28 pm in reply to: Remove all order lists from multiple tables in an InDesign doc? #110041Dieter Stockert
MemberLarge documents should be built with paragraph styles and in Find-Change you can search for those styles.
August 14, 2018 at 8:34 pm in reply to: Can I Undo InDesign's Automatic Superscript for trademarks? #109675Dieter Stockert
MemberI’m not aware that InDesign does automatically create a superscript glyph for the ™. In most fonts this glyph is designed as such. Can you look in the glyphs panel? Maybe you just need to choose another font that contains this glyph in normal size and position (it’s a little better in Cabrito Sans, Futura, Gill Sans Nova, Neue Helvetica, Neue Kabel, Real Text Pro, Rival Sans, Tosia, for example, and it’s quite normal in size and position in Adagio).
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