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Erica GametKeymasterNot natively, but I wonder if a script would be able to do that. I did a bit of searching and didn’t find one that seemed to do that. You can do it manually by spread: Select All, then click the trash in the Animation panel.
April 20, 2021 at 11:19 am in reply to: Publish Online + IN5 Scrollable feature = All hyperlinks are disabled! #14338715Erica GametKeymaster@Andrea My guess would be that it is a Sharepoint issue. This thread here discusses some of the hoops that one team has to jump through. Granted, they are using in5, but this disclaimer makes me think it’s mostly Sharepoint causing the headaches.
“Disclaimer: It is SharePoint, so sometimes things work perfectly and other times, it gets fussy and what worked for one site doesn’t work for another site. Not sure why, but are pretty sure that SharePoint does these things on purpose just to make us think we are crazy.”
I would suggest taking one of your files and changing the hyperlinks to a non-Sharepoint destination, just to see if you have the same issues. And if it still isn’t working, you can reach out to the Ajar support team (which I’m on) at support@ajarproductions.com.
Erica GametKeymasterThat’s usually a permissions issue. Check permissions on that file or its enclosing folder and make sure you have write privileges.
Erica GametKeymasterI’ve seen this issue before and the issue is in Excel (and how it’s sending out the information). I’m not very good in Excel, but maybe this article will help you figure out the issue?
If you’re not a member of our InDesignSecrets Facebook group, you might also see if anyone there can help. https://www.facebook.com/groups/indesignsecrets/
Erica GametKeymasterI can’t get it to work right for the final line, so you may have to do a forced return after the very last line (it’s odd because in the sample above, it finds three instances, but messes up the last line). Then do:
Find: (.)(\r)
Replace with: $1$2That gives you 11.00[tab character here][para return here]
If you want it to all end up on the same line, then replace with: $1 onlyErica GametKeymasterYou can’t replace with something else (in this case, nothing) in a GREP/Paragraph style…only apply a character style to the found text. There are ways of making it LOOK gone (like tiny font size and fill of none) but I don’t like that since the character is still there.
If it’s just that you want to only do this to a certain character, you can do this in Find/Change and only search by Paragraph style (choose in Find Format box). But if it’s always “:” then you don’t need to use the GREP tab…just the Text tab will work fine.
Erica GametKeymasterSure thing! It’s a pretty greedy expression, so just make sure it doesn’t grab what you don’t need. You could always go the GREP style route then do a text find on SM and just go through after to make sure it didn’t grab anything you don’t want. I often do that for safety.
Erica GametKeymasterYou can build that into the para style….use GREP style in a para style: apply Superscript char style to SM (but this would also superscript the SM in CHASM…not a problem if this is the only place SM would be in all caps). You can always do it via find/change and manually okay each result to be sure.
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