Paragraph - specific text formatting styles

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• How can I request a specific to a specific text character style?

  Long user date Photoshop and Illustrator. New to Indesign.

  Fortunately, this is not a matter of knowing how to create fractions. I have already chosen a route for it. I simply apply a character Style who ticked "fractions" of opentype.

  Here is an example of the content that I treat:

  

  Above is my table style in Indesign, after pasting in the data me be given data in excel spreadsheets.

  How can I quickly apply my style "FRACTIONS of ptable_BODY" to only some texts, such as: "1/2" + 1/4 "+" 1/8 "& preference random arbitrary fractions like" 34/69"?".

  GREP can do great things, but it can selectively apply character styles?

  Maybe it's a job for a paragraph style. I'm not sure.  . .

  Do it with a GREP search:

  \d/\d

  which means: one or more digits, a /, followed by one or more

  figures.

  And replace with your chosen tank style.

  However, some OpenType fonts will do this automatically if you enable

  the option of OpenType fractions. But I see you know who.

• Change the default value for new messages of the 'paragraph' in "text" format the answer currently online because it does not work

  The answer currently online for this problem said to follow the sequence "tools-options-composition" and then change the default value, but this sequence "tools-options-composition" does not exist in Thunderbird (at least in the version I have, 45.4.0). Under 'tools', there is no option 'options... '

  It can depend on what menu you look and which operating system you are using.

  Tools | Options | Composition refers to the menu bar on top old.

  You can use alt or F10 to make the menu appear temporarily. Go to the view of . Toolbars and check the boxes if you want it constantly on the show.

  If you use the button 'Menu of the Application' new fashion (with three horizontal lines - see the attached picture) then it's probably Options | Options | Composition -I say 'probably' because I'm on Linux where 'Options' are replaced, I think that, by "Preferences". Another complication with this infernal Application Menu is that different things happen depending on whether you click or hover. Place the cursor on the Options of the first and the second appears after some time.

  See http://kb.mozillazine.org/Menu_differences_in_Windows, _Linux, _and_Mac of the differences in Windows, Mac and Linux menus.

• Can I make changes to several frames of text formatting

  Can I make changes to multiple frames which have paragraph and character different from text formatting styles? For example, many blocks of text selected and change them to Center instead of align to the left?

  Select the images, and make the formatting changes that you want. They apply to ALL the text in the frames.

• How to get the text formatting in the tables

  Dear experts and aid

  For my project, I import an RTF file and then read the data into 3 tables. It works fine when just using the contents of the string of paragraphs. However, the final script should be able to read and to replace the text formatted...
  Why use intermediate tables? Because otherwise I need to swap between two fm-documents (and you can be a part of the book).

  The imported file starts with a certain number of lines separated into two parts by a TAB ("designates a TAB in \x08 FM)
  [[Garneau, 1990 #12]]    »   [9]
  The good article can also be locally as text, e.g. [9]
  Then follow the same (or smaller) number of paragraphs with text formatted like this:
  [9]"D. Garneau, ed., National Language Support Reference Manual (national language Information Design Guide. Toronto, CDN: IBM National Language technical Centre, 1990.

  Is it possible to replace in the body of the function below the next song

    while(pgf.ObjectValid()) {
      pgfText = GetText (pgf, newDoc);
      gaBibliography.push(pgfText);
      pgf = pgf.NextPgfInFlow;
    }
  

  with this

    while(pgf.ObjectValid()) { 
      gaBibliography.push(pgf);
      pgf = pgf.NextPgfInFlow;
    }
  

  Do I need a special statement of the gaBibliography range?
  And how to get the right part of the lines as formatted intro thingy in table gaFmtCitsFmt ?

  Currently, I read in the tables as "strings" (function GetText not shown):

  var gaFmtCitsRaw  = [];                           // left column in processed RTF
  var gaFmtCitsFmt  = [];                           // right column in processed RTF
  var gaBibliography= [];                           // bibliography lines from processed RTF
  // filename is something like E:\_DDDprojects\FM+EN-escript\FM-testfiles\BibFM-collected-IEEE.rtf 
  
  function ReadFileRTF (fileName) {
    var nCits=0, nBib = 0, openParams, openReturnParams, newDoc, pgf, pgfText ;
    var TAB = String.fromCharCode(8);               // FM has wrong ASCI for TAB
    var parts = [];
    
    openParams = GetOpenDefaultParams();
    openReturnParams =  new PropVals();  
    newDoc = Open (fileName, openParams, openReturnParams);  
    pgf = newDoc.MainFlowInDoc.FirstTextFrameInFlow.FirstPgf;  // get first pgf in flow
  
  // --- read the temp/formatted citations  
    while(pgf.ObjectValid()) {
      pgfText = GetText (pgf, newDoc);
      if (pgfText.substring (0,2) == "[[") {        // citation lines start with [[
        parts = pgfText.split(TAB);                 // get the two parts of the line
        gaFmtCitsRaw.push (parts[0]);               // Push the result onto the global array
        gaFmtCitsFmt.push (parts[1]);
        pgf = pgf.NextPgfInFlow;
      } else { break }
    }
  
  // --- read the bibliography
    while(pgf.ObjectValid()) {                      // until end of doc
      pgfText = GetText (pgf, newDoc);
      gaBibliography.push(pgfText);
      pgf = pgf.NextPgfInFlow;
    }
    newDoc.Close (Constants.FF_CLOSE_MODIFIED);
  } // --- end ReadFileRTF
  

  The following questions will then be how to change the script of FindAndReplace of Ian Proudfoot for managing text formatted as replacement. I will need to use the copy and paste IMHO...

  Klaus, okay, before pasting, you must assign the TextSelection object at your insertion point.

  // Add a new paragraph after the current paragraph.
  var newPgf = oDoc.NewSeriesPgf (lastPgf);
  var textRange = new TextRange (new TextLoc (newPgf, 0), new TextLoc (newPgf, 0));
  
  oDoc.TextSelection = textRange;
  oDoc.Paste ();
  

  -Rick

• Find/replace, searching for specific text to replace it with the paragraph tag

  I tried to replace a string of text that I have at the beginning of a paragraph indicating a certain style of paragraph with this style of ID while eliminating the text string. For example, I put @IN1 at the beginning of a paragraph I want formatted with the paragraph of my ID IN1 style. However, when I have 'Search' @IN1 with no. find format and 'to' do not change (i.e. empty) with the paragraph style selected 1 selected under format change, it applies the paragraph style, but does not delete the text string @IN1. When you do a search/replace without the portion of paragraph desired syle, he removes the @IN1 correctly. It is a bug, or is there something I have to put in the change of area indicate no text? Thank you

  Using the GREP tab, find ^ (@IN1) (.) and replace with $2 and set the paragraph style in the change of format.

  The ^ beginning of paragraph says and the $2 is the second subexpression matching.

• Paragraph in the box style containing (text)

  Easy I know but I can't do , need help please.

  If my choice is the text:

  Alert(App.Selection[0].appliedParagraphStyle.Name)

  Returns the paragraph used Style.

  If my choice is the text box that contains the text, how to alert the paragraph used inside the text box Style?

  Thank you, Bren

  Hi Bren,

  Ask yourself, if you've selected a bunch of paragraphs where the different paragraph styles are applied:

  What do you expect that your alert will return?
  And what is actually returned?

  Then do your tests with a block of selected text:

  alert(app.selection[0].texts[0].appliedParagraphStyle.name);
  alert(app.selection[0].parentStory.texts[0].appliedParagraphStyle.name);
  

  And finally to loop through all the paragraphs of the text frame and its history.

  Note: $. writeln() will write results in the JavaScript Console to ExtendScript Toolkit (ESTK)

  var textFrame = app.selection[0];
  var textOfTextFrame = textFrame.texts[0];
  var textOfStoryOfTextFrame = textFrame.parentStory.texts[0];
  
  if(textOfTextFrame.paragraphs.length > 0)
  {
       var paragraphs = textOfTextFrame.paragraphs.everyItem().getElements();
       for(var n=0;n
  Kind regards
  Uwe
  		   

• Can some one identify this specific text style?

  Hello

  
  

  I was wondering if you could tell me what this specific text style? I searched for this style of text for a while, without results, and I'm not sure that I came to the right place to ask this question.

  
  

  With respect,

  Frants

  
  

  
  

  

• [JSX] To "apply" a paragraph by changeGrep() #override Style

  Hi mates,

  In my document, I temporarily use a special character (U + E100) used marker to apply a specific paragraph style:

  

  My script uses then changeGrep() both remove this marker and change the paragraph style to the corresponding location. It looks like this:

  var myDoc = app.properties.activeDocument,
      myBoldStyle = myDoc.paragraphStyles.itemByName('MyBoldStyle');
  
  // Init.
  app.findGrepPreferences = app.changeGrepPreferences = null;
  
  // Find the marker U+E100
  //    + the next char (captured in $1)
  app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = "\uE100(.)";
  
  // Preset changeGrep so that it both removes the
  // marker and change the paragraph style.
  app.changeGrepPreferences.properties = {
      changeTo: '$1',
      appliedParagraphStyle: myBoldStyle,
  };
  
  // Go!
  myDoc.changeGrep();
  
  

  Note that findWhat is seeking two characters: the "\uE100" marker and the next character that is stored in $1 with parentheses in the model "\uE100 (.)" . Then changeGrepPreferences is preset so that the entire capture is converted into $ 1 (which removes the marker) while assigning the desired paragraph style (myBoldStyle).

  But I have two different results on two different platforms:

  

  

  First result is of course what I was expecting. On platform 2, however, the paragraph style is applied but the first character - in other words, our variable $1 in the GREP command - seems to retain its former attributes. In other words, the myBoldStyle does not replace the text formatting even though it was generally assumed that changeText/changeGrep commands with an appliedParagraphStyle property should run in mode of compensation. (See for example these discussions: changeGrep() clears the substitutionsor preserve manual overrides .)

  My guess is, in fact, there is some preference Application or Document that controls this behavior, or maybe something related to the mechanism by default paragraph style, but I can't find the needle in a haystack and not a generic solution to this problem. In the #2 case everything happens as if $ 1 was "copied" with its own attributes, and then somehow the style applied, and then "glued" $1

  Any clue?

  Thanks for your help.

  @+

  Marc

  Hello

  It was strange, after I posted my reply, I have changed the preferences through the UI and it did make the difference. I have police Lucia used to test that isn't a glyp for e100, I used demibold in the paragraph style that the police is not a bold style.

  With preferences set to protect, the 1st character was not in bold print and when the preference was not set to protect, the 1st character as in bold.

  You two should be able to reproduce it using the user interface.  I did not try to change preferences by script.

  HTH

  Trevor

• loss of text format

  @when iam trying to display text that is formatted as clob. He loses the formatting... This is the code that iam using to display

  IAM using Express application 5.0.0.00.31

  DECLARE

  v_chunk_size NUMBER: = 2000; joelkallman-Oracle

  CURSOR l_cur IS

  SELECT EB_TEXT

  EBOOKS

  WHERE EB_SLNO =: P7_SLNO

  AND dbms_lob.getlength (EB_TEXT) > 0;

  BEGIN

  FOR l_rec in l_cur LOOP

  BECAUSE me in 1... ceil (dbms_lob.getlength (l_rec. EB_TEXT) / v_chunk_size)

  LOOP

  HTP. PRN (substr (l_rec. EB_TEXT, ((i-1) * v_chunk_size) + 1, v_chunk_size));

  END LOOP;

  END LOOP;

  END;

  How can I display the text without losing text format?

  Taharka Krishna wrote:

  Lose the paragraph formatting.

  This is because the HTML specification normally requires all the extra white space characters are collapsed and treated as a single space. However, preformatted text can be displayed using the pre element, in which whitespace is rendered as:

  DECLARE
  
    v_chunk_size NUMBER:=2000;
  
     CURSOR l_cur IS
    SELECT EB_TEXT
      FROM EBOOKS
     WHERE EB_SLNO= :P7_SLNO
      AND dbms_lob.getlength(EB_TEXT)>0;
  
  BEGIN
  
    htp.p('
  ');
  
    FOR l_rec in l_cur LOOP
        FOR i IN 1 .. ceil(dbms_lob.getlength(l_rec.EB_TEXT)/v_chunk_size)
        LOOP
          htp.PRN(substr(l_rec.EB_TEXT,((i-1)*v_chunk_size)+1, v_chunk_size));
        END LOOP;
    END LOOP;
  
    htp.p('/
  ');
  
  END;
  		   

• Find/replace for text formatting

  Hi guys,.

  How to use find/replace for text formatting changes? I would like to change a text of entire book to try an another typographical options. The book is currently typed in text of Lyon. The problem is when I change to Sabon will make it overides the italics and the word "BOLD".

  I tried to find/display

  Search

  Lyon text regular italic

  Change

  Sabon italic

  

  but it does not work. Most of the text of this book is not formatted with the character to italic Style, for example, just a paragraph Style General to make it easier to work with.

  What I am doing wrong? Any help or ideas?

  
  Thank you!

  All of the text has a paragraph style that applies the formatting of basis for the whole paragraph. ALL text that deviates from the General formatting of the paragraph should have a style of character applied somehow, either directly, or as a nested or style GREP, which overrides the formatting of paragraph and gives what you want. The paragraph styles that do not change the font family are much more useful, for example a style that just changing the text in italics, as they continue to work when you change the font family of the paragraph style in the basic text format section.

  Character styles are used ONLY to change the part of the text in a paragraph. If the paragraph has the same formatting, it should have a paragraph set for this format style.

• Invoke the e-mail and the body text format?

  I set my page follow-up activity

  ActionItem {
  
              id: invokeShare
              title: "share"
              ActionBar.placement:  ActionBarPlacement.InOverflow
  
              onTriggered: {
                  invokeContactExport.trigger("bb.action.SENDEMAIL");
              }
  

  It is my Invocation is triggered. I tried wrapping my text in html tags as well as hexadecimal code, but nothing helped, as shown here

  Invocation {
      id: invokeContactExport
      property bool auto_trigger: false
  
      query {
          mimeType: "text/html"
          invokeTargetId: "sys.pim.uib.email.hybridcomposer"
          uri:    "mailto:[email protected]?subject=Nice Subject Line&body=" +
          "" +  chosenItem.SomeColumn + "" +
          "%3c%42%3e" + chosenItem.AnotherColumn+ "%3c%2f%42%3e" +
  
          onUriChanged: {
              invokeContactExport.query.updateQuery();
          }
      }
  }
  

  Any ideas how to Format/Style body text called emails?

  Thesimplestway to

  Invocation {
                          id: invoke
                          query: InvokeQuery {
                              id: invq
                              mimeType: ""
                              invokeTargetId: "sys.pim.uib.email.hybridcomposer"
                              uri: "mailto:[email protected]?subject=Translation Problems&body=Your Name: " +"\n"+"\n============================="+ "\n"+"\nModel Name: " +_hardware.modelName  + "\nModel Version: " + _hardware.modelNumber + "\nOS Version: " +_platform.osVersion + "\nApplication Name: " +_package.name + "\nApplication Version: " +_package.version + "\n" + "\n==============================" +  "\n"+"\nYour Message Here: "
                              invokerIncluded: true
                              onQueryChanged: invq.updateQuery()
                          }
                      }
  

• Control the vertical text with styles (or similar) rationale

  I'm on a 450-page document which is divided into 20 separate chapters. Each chapter is divided into sections and each section begins with a title that includes a page break. This means that some end of sections with a few paragraphs of text on a page is empty.

  Where pages are close to full text, I like to get the vertical justification to "justify" so that the leader/line spacing is adjusted to the top and bottom lines in uniform positions.

  Is it possible to do this automatically and without having to manually turn the parameter "align: top ' on pages without text? (and therefore, in which the setting seems ridiculous?)

  (I'm working to be able to make changes to the content of re-importation of text for future versions without having to manually change the settings on each image whenever, if there are major changes in the length of the text, etc.).

  Thanks if you can help!

  Here is a review of your options of native InDesign (which boil down to the use of the sequence and rotating Options on vertical Justification).

  Substances wrote a plugin "Proper vertical Justification" which is very nice. I've never used and am not connected with in - Tools.com (in addition to having purchased their products).

  (I'm working to be able to make changes to the content of re-importation of text for future versions without having to manually change the settings on each image whenever, if there are major changes in the length of the text, etc.).

  I deal with "major changes in the length of the text" on a daily basis, due to the expansion of text or compression in the translation. The best way to do it, in my experience, is to style all your text with an object Style frames and wisely use keep Options. At the very least, make two object Styles - one for 'body' of the text, and then one for 'last page' text alignment at the top. In this way, you can simply insert/delete pages in the middle of your chapter, and you will not need to access text block options at all.

• Paste the text formatted in inDesign

  Hi all

  I'm trying unsuccessfully to paste text formatted in InDesign CC (2015)

  I tried the following:

  Preferences ()Clipboard handling > option button for pasting of formatted text) in InDesign are defined to manage information. No chance!

  I tried with different formats, .rtf, .doc, etc., using the show import options when placing the text. No luck.

  Can someone guide me in the right direction?

  Best/Jonas

  Sorry about the URL, try this: http://www.lynda.com/InDesign-tutorials/Using-Word-InDesign-Together/122930-2.html

  You can map Word styles to Indesign Styles.

  Derek

• How can I activate the bold/italic text formatting in the module of blog on the Web site?

  For some reason, I can't figure out how to activate more options on our blog of text formatting. We used a model of muse blog module. I customized the module to apply fonts, we used on our Web site. The body of the text on the blog is Lato.

  Link to the blog: Coupar Consulting

  When we're going to write a post, you can use the bold/italic options and it appears in the editing window, as shown in the screenshot below:

  

  The police is not correct, but because I placed the police in the module to use Lato it shows as lato when you publish, see overview below (don't note any text in bold or in italics):

  

  What Miss me?

  Thanks in advance!

  Use your browsers console and inspect the tool. It becomes very easy.

  address, caption, cite, code, dfn, em, strong, th, var, optgroup

  {

  font style: inherit;

  Police-weight: inherit;

  }

  Line 34 ish in French - http://www.couparconsulting.com/css/site_global.css?3869595648

  This overides the fat police style on fort.