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• InDesign CC 2015 (do not apply paragraph styles)

  Hello

  InDesign doesn't apply paragraph styles. Said she, but nothing has changed. Someone else has the same problem?

  Thank you

  Have you looked to see that a character Style is accidentally applied on the same text? Character styles replaces the paragraph style attributes.

• How to avoid overwriting the italics when you apply paragraph styles?

  First of all, let me say thank you to the community of Adobe's Forum for the great help over the years! You Rock! 9 times out of 10 you nail!

  OK, so I have a long document full of italics, bold and accents. Successfully, I imported the text in MS Word and kept these text features using the import options. But now, when I go to apply paragraph styles, the italics are lost. Is it possible to implement paragraph styles so that they maintain Roman, italic, bold and also special characters like accents? Thank you!

  Hi David: I just put upward (and record) queries for search/replace that I of course after you import all text. For example, I have one that is italic in the document and it goes to a character called italic style. Once I saved queries, it is very fast to run on all the stories at the same time. And once the local formatting is managed through character styles, it is intact by assigning paragraph styles.

  ~ Barb

• Use GREP to apply paragraph styles, character styles not only

  I have a body of text, and in it, I would like to apply a specific style to the paragraphs corresponding to a model. I did a GREP style that applied some changes formatting of paragraphs, I tried that it affects, but in doing so, I found that I couldn't Center these lines using a character style. (The corresponding lines should be centered, and the rest should be left aligned.)

  I was thrilled to learn that the GREP function, then completely disappointed with this limitation. InDesign offers the possibility to automate this, so I must not cross and Center each paragraph corresponding to the hand?

  Thank you!

  InDesign provides a way to automate this so?

  Yes and no. There is no dynamically linked paragraph styles to a paragraph about his boss, but he has at least two alternatives:

  (1) use Grep-F/C

  (2) use the script FindChangeByList or MultiFindChange which is basically automate operations F/C

  HTH

  Loïc

• Not applying paragraph styles does not correctly

  I don't know even how to describe this problem except that... weird.

  For example: I put a style particular to 21 PT 22 PT. leading. When I apply this style to a paragraph, it sets the text to 42/44 - twice as big. Even with a heading style. I updated PT. 41 and it comes out to pt 82. It does this for all my styles. The '+' is not appear on any of them, this isn't a matter of substitution.

  Has anyone else seen elsewhere? I'm getting nowhere attempting this nail.

  TIA

  The text has been transformed? This will mess up the paragraph styles. Do not apply to the size of the game. The paragraph style will be applied, but then the transformation will also be applied.

• Table of content not applying paragraph styles do not

  Hello

  Intensely frustrated, but assuming that I have do just something stupid I can't understand.  I use CS4.

  Try to make a table of contents.  Everything will import correctly in the table of contents - I because of paragraph styles to the different levels, I've wanted to, etc., including some of the hidden layers.  All these import correctly.

  I did the paragraph styles for the real KNOCK out and filled in the box for each to apply to the specifc level.  The basic indentation formatting etc. I am applying work, but features and the font size will not change.

  When I look at each paragraph style, everything entered in the way that I want it to be (that is, text formatting, etc.).  I can go to my OCD manually and click on the section of text and apply the style to the paragraph I want and apply the recesses, etc., but the formatting of the text is not.  I have to go to character styles to make it work.

  If I go into another section of my document, apply that same paragraph text style, then all (characteristics of fonts & renfonçait changes etc.).

  Looks like you can have styles of characters applied to text in the document itself, and these character styles are preserved. Local formatting and character styles applied in the paragraphs are retained when you make the table of contents.

  Many users doesn't seem to understand the distinction between character and paragraph styles, too and using character styles incorrectly. I'm not saying that it's true for you, necessarily, but you should undersand this character styles are used to change the font attributes for bit isolated from the text in a paragraph. The basis for the type specification is part of the paragraph style, and there should be no reason to apply a style of character with the exception of special cases - some words or characters - in the paragraph. Text most will have no style applied character.

• Police applied paragraph style

  Hello

  The paragraph contains more than a fontstyle.  If I use the code below, its name to return a single style police.

  Alert (app.selection [0] .fontStyle)

  How can I get all the style applied paragraph font?

  Thanks in advance,

  Sudha K

  Hello

  Try this...

  alert(app.selection[0].textStyleRanges.everyItem().fontStyle);
  

  Concerning

• InDesign does not display a text in documents or fonts on the character Panel

  

  When I place text on a document, and then I tried to modify ir, text does not appear, there kinds to disappear; and when I select a text to change the font, the list of installed fonts not displayed either, nor the overview of each font.

  IM an Adobe InDesign CS5.5 running on a mac with Mac OS X El Capitan version 10.11.1

  This is a common complaint with the versions not supported with El Capitan.

  Restore your previous operating system or upgrade to creative cloud.

• ID CC 2015 crashes as soon as I (try to) apply the paragraph style to the text.

  I work on a Mac Pro (mid-2009), OS X 10.10.4, 16 GB of RAM

  Original hard drive is 1 TB (where applications are installed), second drive (designated as working drive, and where all the work files are housed) is 2 TB.

  Currently subscribe to Adobe CC 2015, using InDesign with last update

  I have been working for several days on a long paper (paper) and have developed 12 paragraph styles, using two fonts - Garamond first Pro and Helvetica Neue LT and the document has facing pages.

  Yesterday, my client (the author) has asked all text flow on the odd pages, for illustrations on all pages, so I did all the text boxes thread directly downward of pages on the right (odd pages).

  The first three chapters were style before I changed the threading of text box. Now, when I open the document and begin to apply styles to paragraph for the rest of the text (nine more chapters, which automatically adopted the style of main text as soon as I stuck in the newly-threaded text boxes), ID crashes when I highlighted a section of text and click a paragraph style.

  I checked the permissions and preferences. The only thing I can think is from the document from scratch.

  Any other suggestions?

  Thread the text boxes only on odd pages cause the problem, since it does not have facing pages?

  Thank you.

  There could be corruption in the document.

  Save the document with IDML and reopen the IDML in InDesign.

• Paragraph styles are ignored by InDesign

  I use InDesign CS4.  My changes paragraph styles are ignored by InDesign.  All the font changes are ignored and everything is "BOLD".  This just started happening.  I tried to uninstall and reinstall.

  Can someone help me?

  Looks like you've applied a style of bold text in addition to the paragraph style.

  Check the character Styles Panel. It is not rare to accidentally set a default character style by selecting with any selected text. When no text is selected, the character Style must be [none].

• Paragraph style > apply... then next > keyboard shortcut?

  Hi all

  I am trying to create a keyboard shortcut for:

  "Apply (paragraph style name) then next.

  But can seem to find it in the options keyboard shortcuts window.

  I usually get to this command by selecting a few paragraphs, and then control-click on the style in the paragraph Panel. A shortcut would be much faster.

  I've attached a screenshot of the menu with the command that I'm looking to make a shortcut.

  Thank you!

  

  Here is a link to the free "Apply Next style" quick script that makes it very easy to apply the following style to the selected paragraphs:

  http://www.ID-extras.com/InDesign-quick-apply-with-next-style

  Enjoy!

  Ariel

• Apply the style of paragraph 1 above and the style of paragraph 3 below all paragraphs containing only the italics?

  Hello

  I need a script that can find the paragraphs in italics only glyphs (maybe we can change all that pretty color) and apply the style of paragraph 1 above, the style of paragraph 3 below and this paragraph in italics to paragraph style 2

  Some paragraph of text (for the 1 paragraph style)

  some italic text (for paragraph style 2)

  little text (for the 3 paragraph style)

  After you run the script, I have something like this in 3 styles different points

  a text

  some italic text

  a text

  Lost link!

  

  /*

  Fixing paragraph style combinations

  Version: 1.2.B

  Script by Thomas Silkjaer

  http://indesigning.NET/

  Minor version b: Bruno Herfst

  + Add any style to replace paragraphs

  + Can cancel

  */

  var the_document = app.documents.item (0);

  Create a list of paragraph styles

  var list_of_paragraph_styles = [];

  var all_paragraph_styles = [];

  the_document.paragraphStyles.everyItem () .name;

  for (i = 0; i< the_document.paragraphstyles.length;="" i++)="">

  list_of_paragraph_styles.push (the_document.paragraphStyles [i]. (Name)

  all_paragraph_styles.push (the_document.paragraphStyles [i]);

  }

  for (i = 0; i< the_document.paragraphstylegroups.length;="" i++)="">

  for (b = 0; b< the_document.paragraphstylegroups[i].paragraphstyles.length;="" b++)="">

  list_of_paragraph_styles.push (the_document.paragraphStyleGroups [i] .name + ' /' + the_document. paragraphStyleGroups [i] .paragraphStyles [i] .name);

  all_paragraph_styles.push (the_document.paragraphStyleGroups [i] .paragraphStyles [i]);

  }

  }

  var list_of_replace_paragraph_styles = list_of_paragraph_styles.slice (0);

  list_of_replace_paragraph_styles.unshift ("[no paragraph style]" "");

  That the dialog box to select the paragraph styles

  var the_dialog = app.dialogs.add ({name: 'Paragraph style pairs Fix'});

  {with (the_dialog.dialogColumns.Add ())}

  {with (dialogRows.Add ())}

  staticTexts.add({staticLabel:"Find:"});)

  }

  {with (borderPanels.Add ())}

  var find_first_paragraph = dropdowns.add ({stringList:list_of_paragraph_styles, selectedIndex:0});})

  staticTexts.add ({staticLabel: "monitoring of"});

  var find_second_paragraph = dropdowns.add ({stringList:list_of_replace_paragraph_styles, selectedIndex:0});})

  }

  {with (dialogRows.Add ())}

  staticTexts.add({staticLabel:"Change:"});)

  }

  {with (borderPanels.Add ())}

  var change_first_paragraph = dropdowns.add ({stringList:list_of_paragraph_styles, selectedIndex:0});})

  staticTexts.add ({staticLabel: "monitoring of"});

  var change_second_paragraph = dropdowns.add ({stringList:list_of_paragraph_styles, selectedIndex:0});})

  }

  }

  {if (the_dialog. Show())}

  Define paragraph styles

  var find_first_paragraph = all_paragraph_styles [find_first_paragraph.selectedIndex];

  anyStyle var = false;

  If (find_second_paragraph. SelectedIndex == 0) {}

  anyStyle = true;

  }

  var find_second_paragraph = all_paragraph_styles [find_second_paragraph.selectedIndex - 1];

  var change_first_paragraph = all_paragraph_styles [change_first_paragraph.selectedIndex];

  var change_second_paragraph = all_paragraph_styles [change_second_paragraph.selectedIndex];

  Set preferences for grep to find to find all the points with the first selected paragraph style

  app.findChangeGrepOptions.includeFootnotes = false;

  app.findChangeGrepOptions.includeHiddenLayers = false;

  app.findChangeGrepOptions.includeLockedLayersForFind = false;

  app.findChangeGrepOptions.includeLockedStoriesForFind = false;

  app.findChangeGrepOptions.includeMasterPages = false;

  app.findGrepPreferences = NothingEnum.nothing;

  app.findGrepPreferences.appliedParagraphStyle = find_first_paragraph;

  app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = ' $';

  Search current history

  var the_story = app.selection [0] .parentStory;

  var found_paragraphs = the_story.findGrep ();

  var change_first_list = [];

  var change_second_list = [];

  Browse the paragraphs and create a list of words and mark them as index words

  myCounter = 0;

  {}

  try {}

  Create an object to in paragraph reference and the following

  var first_paragraph is found_paragraphs [myCounter].paragraphs.firstItem ();.

  var next_paragraph = first_paragraph.paragraphs [-1] .insertionPoints [-1] .paragraphs [0];

  {if (anyStyle)}

  change_first_list.push (first_paragraph);

  change_second_list.push (next_paragraph);

  } else {}

  Check if the next paragraph is equal to the find_second_paragraph

  if(next_paragraph.appliedParagraphStyle == find_second_paragraph) {}

  change_first_list.push (first_paragraph);

  change_second_list.push (next_paragraph);

  }

  }

  } catch (err) {}

  myCounter ++;

  } While (myCounter<>

  Apply paragraph styles

  myCounter = 0;

  {}

  change_first_list [myCounter] .appliedParagraphStyle = change_first_paragraph;

  change_second_list [myCounter] .appliedParagraphStyle = change_second_paragraph;

  myCounter ++;

  } While (myCounter<>

  Alert ("fact pairs fixation!");

  }

• Default fonts to 50 points when you apply a paragraph style

  I ran into this many times.  To update a file, InDesign from a previous version (now using CS5) when I apply a paragraph style, the default font is 50 points no matter the style settings.  Is it possible to avoid this.  Currently, I copy and paste the chart into a new file and have to set the text.  If I copy some old text, it causes the same problem.

  Most of our text is copied and pasted from Microsoft Word (old version and new text changes), however, the text that was already in the document and the new text both do the same thing when a style is applied.

  CS5

  Win 7 Pro 64-bit

  Your styles are based on standard paragraph, or is it an applied character style? If so, check to see if any of them have 50 as the size.

• Assignment of a paragraph style to the text that you add to and block of existing text without changing the existing text? Using AppleScript.

  I have and added existing framework of text I want to add more text and at the same time assign a style to text.

  Then add more text to the same text frame later.

  I can do using 'set applied font statements' but what I want to do is to use styles for each entry.  Several times the styles are different for each addition.

  say application "Adobe InDesign CC.

  say history of parent of text block x of the page 1 of document 1

  the value apply fonts of insertion point - 1 for "Chalkduster".

  the value point size of insertion point - 1 to 12

  -character style from the insertion point to - 1 to the 'New' value - does NOT work

  the value content of insertion point - 1 to return & "Either Me!" & back -inserts after

  end say

  
  

  IndesignCC

  iMac OSX 10.9

  AppleScript

  Script debugger 5

  Xcode 5.1
  

  
  

  Thank you

  Mike
  

  -assumes the current paragraph ends with a return

  game of newText for "either Me!" & return

  say application "Adobe InDesign CC.

  say document 1

  the value storyRef to parent history of text frame 1 of page 1

  the value paraStyle to the style of paragraph 'new '.

  the value insertRef to the insertion point -1 of storyRef

  the value of beginIndex to index of insertRef

  say insertRef

  the value content to newText

  end say

  endIndex put to beginIndex + ( of newText length) - 1

  value textRef in (a reference for the characters thru of storyRef endIndex-beginIndex)

  the value applied paragraph style of textRef in paraStyle

  end say

  end say

• Assign shortcuts to paragraph styles

  Hi all

  I use InDesign CC trial version now, and I would buy it after using it for a few weeks. I couldn't assign shortcuts to paragraph styles. Is it my problem or a restriction in the system? Could someone help me with this.

  When I click on the space provided for the addition of shortcut we are not throwing any message of error or I would say that I could click this text box and the cursor flashes but I couldn't I attribute a shortcut.

  Thank you.

  Sisi

  Shortcuts for paragraph styles consist of a number on a keypad and a modifier key (for example, hit Cmd/Ctrl or Alt/Option). If your computer does not have a numeric keypad, you may need to use another method as fast application to apply paragraph styles.