Paragraph return vs forced in a nested style line break

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• Question about nested Styles and returns

  I have a paragraph Style that has a slight font specified as its police force. In this paragraph Style is a nested style that calls for a character style (bold text) through the first occurrence of a period.  When I do a paragraph return, the nested style repeats itself and makes bold text via the appearance next period.

  Is a paragraph always returns result in the repetition of a nested style?

  Everything sounds just except the part where the style does not change when you press ENTER.

  Styles do not retroactively apply to an existing text or place the text (other than the style on site map). If you start a new image and type text in BodyStory, and then press ENTER, the style switches that you start to type the second paragraph?

• Do tabs in a paragraph based on a style where a nested style ends

  Hello world

  I work at a list containing "BOLD" leaders using a nested style. I want to do is have my line of plaintext upward with the line above. However, I can't just create a regular in the style tab because my "BOLD" leaders are of different lengths.

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• nested - style hair the last characters in a paragraph?

  Hi peoples INDD!

  I learned so much the last time I asked a question here that I had to let my brain cool for a while. But now I'm back with another!

  Thanks to collective intelligence here, I work more efficiently with nested styles.

  But I am stumped on trying to assign a nested style to the last x number of characters in a paragraph. Previously, people here taught me the full magic of a collection of the first characters of the nesting, but I can't understand how to specify characters.

  More specifically: I use a particular font that includes a couple of icons "Closed Caption". I try to use a nested style to assign only the police to just the last character of a title style. Most of the time, it's just the last character. Sometimes, however, it's the last two... (here all suggestions are welcome, too)

  See attached screen Cap...

  Thanks for any clarification necessary!

  Mr. Toastey

  I think you can do this with GREP style.

  Set a cahracter style to use which includes your special fonts, then in your Style of paragraph definition go to the pane styles GREP. The channel you want is. $ (the point is a wildcard for any character and the dollar sign is the paragraph end marker, so that search for a character at the end of the paragraph). You will need to use the number of points you want character of style rather than. + who would find the whole paragraph.

  Peter

• A loop Nested Styles - a number of paragraphs of body text Variable

  In a loop of nested styles, which is the trick that allows a variable amount of paragraphs signaling front InDesign to move to the next Style?
  
  I got nested style sheets a loop well enough for a report format that I'm trying. Group headers and management work well, but I can't get my nested styles to work with varying amounts of text. Some sections may have a single paragraph (and my grand of work styles nesting!), whereas most of the sections have more than one paragraph (in this case, my nesting styles do not work correctly).
  
  I tried to use a special character to indicate where the paragraph ends - as a tab on the right - but this has not worked for me. Any other suggestions?

  Example:

  Directorate A header

  Group header 1

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  Group of 2 body text

  Group of 2 body text

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  Name of the head of Group 3

  Group of 3 body text

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  Direction B header

  Group header 1

  Group 1 leader name

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  and so on...

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  No, you're right, each paragraph would need a style. I believe that the word styles also have a following style attribute, but the problem would be the same here trying to loop.

  But this is how text is supposed to be delivered - completely style, but not necessarily with the correctly defined styles. You can redefine the style in the code. I understand that the authors do not know how to use Word and do not have any idea of styles, but if you have people clean the text to add the styles part of the cleaning process, including adding character to the bold and italic styles, etc..

• Nested style Nested Grep for the last 2 words

  Hi all

  I'm under InDesign CS6 on Mac.

  I am trying to create a style for a header so that two last words of position have a designated character style (i.e. position is written in light character and last two words of it are in bold). So that I can return the nested style, and by adding the command end nested Style here to each topic, I prefer something more automatic. The only similar to that post was dated 2008 and it was for CS3. Not to mention it was a script. Not a lot of help.

  Thank you for your time.

  Can't wait to hear a solution on your part.

  Sincerely yours.

  Sebastian

  The last two words in a paragraph matches the grep expression:

  (\S+)\s(\S+)$

  \s whitespace

  \S a space that is not

  $ end of paragraph

  in other words, a series of spaces that are not followed by a space followed by a string of nowheres at end of paragraph.

  Peter

• Create Styles... and then the nesting styles

  Seems simple enough:

  say application "Adobe InDesign CS5.5.

  say active document

  put myCharacterStyle to do style of characters with properties {name: 'Year', size: 26.0, fill color: 'Paper', race color: 'Black', race weight: 0.75, fonts: "Helvetica" font style: "Black"}

  put myCharacterStyle to do style of characters with properties {name: "Years", size: 18.0, fill color: 'Black', line color:nothing, weight:race nothing, horizontal scale: 80.0, vertical scale: 80.0, fonts: "Helvetica", font style: "Black"}

  put myParagraphStyle to do paragraph style with property {name: 'Year'}

  put nested styles of myParagraphStyle to {{applied the character style: 'Year', rehearsal: 1, false inclusive: delimiter:any word}, {applied the character style: "Years", rehearsal: 2, inclusive true: delimiter:any word}}

  end tell

  end tell

  The police and the point size do not come through when the style is created. Nested styles are not as through.

  I tried the applied policies: "Helvetica" to get "font family is not available. Also: font 'Helvetica '...

  What I get just now I is no defined font or size. The rest works.

  So what I'm doing wrong here?

  
  

  Hi lithodora.

  as Mary Posner wrote a character style has the property 'do', but 'applied police' and 'make-style ".

  «... specified as font family name or an object are.»

  just look it up in the dictionary...

  Always try to work with references.

  Tell application "Adobe InDesign CS5.5"

  -You need to myHelvetica your needs!

  Set myHelveticas to (font family of each font whose name contains "Helvetica") - returns the helvetica font family names

  myHelvetica defined in article 1 of the myHelveticas - just choose randomly one for my example, in the hope there is a 'black' style ;-)...

  tell the active document

  myCharacterStyle01 to style character with the properties the value {name: 'test', size: 26.0, fill color: 'Paper', race color: 'Black', accident stroke weight: 0.75, applied the police: myHelvetica, font style: "Black"}

  myCharacterStyle02 to style character with the property value {name: 'tests', size: 18.0, fill color: 'Black', race color: nothing, stroke cerebral weight: nothing, horizontal scale: 80.0 vertical scale: 80.0, applied the police: myHelvetica, font style: "Black"}

  myParagraphStyle to style of paragraph with the properties the value {name: 'nextTest'}

  say myParagraphStyle

  do new style nested with properties {applied the character style: myCharacterStyle01, repetition: 1, included: false, delimiter: any word}

  do new style nested with properties {applied the character style: myCharacterStyle02, repeat: 2, inclusively: true, delimiter: any word}

  tell the end

  tell the end

  tell the end

  
  

• Nested style were not applied

  In InDesign CS4 (6.0.6) I have a problem with nested styles, returning to the main paragraph style. The nested style is set to apply for a period, but it's randomly switch back on the font used in the paragraph style. Some paragraphs have the nested style applied and others do not (see table).  Unknown yet, the paragraph Styles Panel does not show the substitutions to the style (or is erase replacements an option in the dialog box) but if I option click on the style, the number will return to its true nested state.

  I thought it might be a conflict of fonts, but I already checked the editors of machines (we have an InCopy workflow) as well as mine and nobody has no substitute fonts in use.

  Is this a known bug? Anyone had this problem before? We had this question pop up at random before but never this close a date press option so usually just click on even though we do not know how it goes. We're a little freaked out. Any help would be appreciated.

  

  

  

  Out of curiosity, I decided to do a search/replace for the STAGE of paragraph Style RECIPE and replaced by the STAGE of RECIPE of paragraph Style. Interestingly, I've corrected in fact the nested style when I would click on change. It makes me wonder if something in InDesign was not recognizing as paragraphs with this style applied?

  For the purposes of closure, I'll mark the thread as answered, even if we discover the technical problem at the origin of the problem. In my opinion, is just a bug (not a feature).

• How can I configure nested style None?

  Hello.

  I have a paragraph style, which contains two nested styles (char).

  var psBody = myDocument.paragraphStyles.add({  
      name: "ps Body",
      appliedFont: "Cambria",  
      fontStyle: "Bold",  
      pointSize: 24,  
      justification: Justification.centerAlign,
      keepWithNext:1});
      psBody.nestedStyles.add({
          appliedCharacterStyle: ,//<=============
          delimiter: NestedStyleDelimiters.anyWord,
          inclusive: true,
          repetition: 1});
      psBody.nestedStyles.add({
          appliedCharacterStyle: csBlue,
          delimiter: NestedStyleDelimiters.anyWord,
          inclusive: true,
          repetition: 1});
  

  How can I 'say' I want my first style nested to be none?

  Any help would be appreciated

  Hello

  It's a simple way to set to [None] without dependence on the locale.

      psBody.nestedStyles.add({
          appliedCharacterStyle: "$ID/[No Character Style]",
          delimiter: NestedStyleDelimiters.anyWord,
          inclusive: true,
          repetition: 1});
  

  Thank you

  mg.

• Drop caps and nested Styles does not

  For reasons that escape me, it seems, the drop caps and Nested styles does not work for me. I am confident, I have followed the correct steps of there exactly: Nested styles to heavy users. Adobe InDesign tutorials CC

  Yet somehow the style preview and paragraph simply do nothing for me.

  I wonder what I'm missing.

  

  You have manually applied 1 character Style to the whole paragraph. THT is a priority.

• Nested style help

  I want a header style that is a character style for however many words is typed, then a space, then a rule that fills the rest of the column. I tried several ways, but I can't make it work. The rule ends up being visible through it all.

  Instead of nested styles, this can be done with nets of paragraph. Rule here is paper, rule above is the color of the text (or whatever color you want). Adjust the size of the rule and the offsets to work with your text size.  (this example has been 40 pt)

   

• nested style notes rose as if there is a missing font (?)

  setting up a new document here and try to make the first character in each paragraph use body 01 INITIALS character style. in this screenshot I put it for the first three characters for the tests (never mind the term drop caps; try to use the nested here style).

  
  No matter what I put the cast in in the character style, it doesn't appear as nested. What would cause this?

  

  There is a hierarchy of styles. First of all, the paragraph style is applied to all types in the paragraph, including the nested character styles that are part of the definition of paragraph style. Then the character styles are applied, which substitutes assigned in the paragraph of the bet style shaped and finally, updates in shape that you apply locally by selecting the text and changing the settings is applied, and that substitutes at all.

  Formatted local / see room for selected text as a sign of more after the name of the style in the paragraph Styles Panel. You see the sign when you select your text? I do not suspect. More likely, you applied a default character style to everything, so no matter what settings you have in your paragraph style they are crushed by the character style applied. As I said before, character styles are used only for the selected text. They are used for the "special" text must be different in some way from the other text in a paragraph - formatting of basis for the whole paragraph is defined in the paragraph style.

  When you select an entire paragraph should NOT be a character showing style as applied as well. The character style must be [none], indicating that no text has a derogation applied character style, or it should be empty, which indicates that some of the text has an applied character style, but not the whole paragraph.

  End of the line, select any text, make sure the character style is set to [none] before you start adding text and only apply styles of character with Nested, line, or GREP styles in your paragraph style, or by selecting a specific text and manually applying the style. Manually applied character styles survive changes in the paragraph style and are actually the most useful if they are generic enough, apply just a color or bold or italic, but without specifying a face or size, so they left the face and size change to match any changes made to the paragraph style - you want usually 9 pt minion "BOLD" that suddenly appears in the middle of a paragraph that you changed to 12 PT Helvetica, unless it's a brand product. Instead a style that says only "BOLD" will give you 12 pt Helvetica Bold.

• Can I use "no pause" as a nested style?

  I have a long paragraph which is nothing other than the names of people, separated by commas. I don't want the names to break, so I created a character called "No Break" Style and I can choose a name and apply it to this name. But I prefer not to go through the whole paragraph and select all the names, and then apply the style. So, I try to understand how to use a nested Style. I chose my style No. Break character through a ',' (comma) and then I'm trying to use a nested Style to repeat, but when I do that, the whole paragraph gets in excess.

  What Miss me? Is there a better way to do this?

  It's an interesting thing. I use not Nested styles to do the same thing, I use a GREP style, but the principle is the same I guess.

  What I do is set the * entire * paragraph No. break, in the context of the paragraph style. Then I create a character called "No No. Break" style (for obvious reasons; it has * no * "No Break" selected) and apply it to comma-space using a GREP style. I think you can use a Style nested in the same way, but if not, you can use the GREP style.

• GREP to select lowercase until an em-space. Complex nested styles

  I try a complex search grep in combination with a nested style. I would like to apply a style nested up to an em space (it's easy, and I managed.) but then I need to do a GREP only small letters preceding the em-space, and which is difficult, if not impossible. Can you enlighten us?

  I build styles of paragraph and character for a book. Our 4 - heads appear in two styles: 1) on a line by itself and 2) as a response to a paragraph of text. the line by itself is no problem, and the para-style and tank styles nested apply small capitals without intervention. Small capitals are defined as a tank-style 85% green/horiz sizing so that we maintain control of sizing; to use applications preferences could introduce several sizes of Cap with several people doing layout work.

  

  When I get the Run-in version (shown above with no small capitals applied) I can use nested styles to apply the bold italic, but then I must be able to apply selectively small capitals. I was intending to do this using a GREP style to select only the lowercase letters of beginning of paragraph to em-space, but I am struggling to achieve.

  • Using a positive postanalyse, I can choose the \l+ in the single word that immediately precedes the em space, but not on all THE words before the em-space.
  • Using a nested style expandable, I can't ignore the first letters of each word, but then it continues beyond the em-space.

  Is there a GREP that can do the following?

  Beginning with the new paragraph ^.

  Select only the characters in tiny \l+

  and apply a character style

  ending the first em-space

  Or am I stuck do a find/replace (which is only semi automated)?

  Try this:

  \l+(?=.*~m)

  I think that your 'start of the paragraph' is not serious--unless, that is, there may be more than one em space in a single paragraph.