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• I need help to write a script that detects the first instance of a paragraph style and then change

  I need help to write a script that detects the first instance of a paragraph style and then he goes to a different paragraph style.  I don't necessarily need someone to write all this, by the biggest problem is to find how to find just the first instance of the paragraph style.  Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you!

  Hello

  then try this with your active doc:

  ....................

  myDoc var = app.activeDocument;

  mStyle var = myDoc.paragraphStyles.item ("PS_NameToFind"); change the name to paraStyle

  var mStyle_1 = myDoc.paragraphStyles.item ("PS_NameToChange"); change the name to paraStyle

  var mFrames = myDoc.pages.everyItem ().textFrames.everyItem () .getElements ();

  app.findTextPreferences = null;

  app.findTextPreferences.appliedParagraphStyle = mStyle;

  for (var k = 0; k)< mframes.length;="">

  {

  currFound = mFrames [k] .findText ();

  If (currFound.length > 0)

  currFound [0] .paragraphs [0] .appliedParagraphStyle = mStyle_1;

  }

  app.findTextPreferences = null;

  ................

  Rgds

• Paragraph styles apply bad

  Hello. I have a strange problem here that I've never met before. Somehow my paragraph styles do not apply to the right. In the options, everything seems fine, but when I apply a certain style it turns into a bad (ultralight instead of ordinary for example) font style. When I try to apply a different style of paragraph after that they can also be programmed to the ultralight, even if they were working properly before styling that paragraph with the certainty of preset. If I change the font manually style to what it is supposed to be, the "+" - sign only appears next to the paragraph styles in the paragraph styles. Styles of police, UltraLight and the style of play seem to be considered compliant with the paragraph style.

  I created several passages until I encountered this error and they have no change, and display right. There is also the number "+" - sign next to their paragraph in the window styles paragraph styles. I can also change the paragraph style in these paragraphs, and nothing strange happens. It works very well in these frameworks of related texts. So it could be a problem with linked texts executives newly created, I suppose.

  I have two styles of paragraph for each goal, one for a dark and the other for a light background. They are named as follows: "[purpose] (black) ' and (brilliant) [purpose]", so that they begin with the same word pairs (I don't know, but maybe that's the key?).» None of my paragraph styles is actually St. to UltraLight. As I wrote, I had no problems with these styles two days ago, when I created them or yesterday. They began to occur today.

  I hope someone can help me. Thank you in advance.

  First thing to check is if a character Style is applied.

• script to duplicate the standard paragraph style, and then change the size of the character point

  I want to create a script that will create a cascade of paragraph based on the style settings [standard paragraph] styles. My goal is to point size of each new paragraph style character as a percentage of the original [standard paragraph]. So if [standard paragraph] is 100% (point character size 10pt), the script would create a paragraph style called 120% ' that has a point size of character of 12 points. Then 133%, 140%, and on and on. I modified a script found on this forum to generate these new styles, but I don't know how to be based on the [standard paragraph]. Any help would be much appreciated, thanks in advance.

  current script:

  var doc = app.activeDocument,

  pStyle = ['100% ', '120% ', '133% '];

  for (var i = 0; i < pstyle.length; i ++)

  {

  If (pstyle [i] is "100 %")

  {

  doc.paragraphStyles.add ({name: pstyle [i], appliedFont: 'Deer', pointSize:10});})

  }

  ElseIf (pstyle [i] == "120 %")

  {

  doc.paragraphStyles.add ({name: pstyle [i], appliedFont: "Deer", pointSize:10 * 1,2})

  }

  ElseIf (pstyle [i] == "133 %")

  {

  doc.paragraphStyles.add ({name: pstyle [i], appliedFont: "Deer", pointSize:10 * 1.33333})

  }

  }

  Try this,

  var doc = app.activeDocument,
      pstyle = ["100%", "120%", "133%" ];
  
  for(var i =0;i
  Kind regards
  Cognet
  		   

• How to create a numbered list paragraph style?

  You know what you would think it would be simple to make a numbered list paragraph style.  I created a new paragraph. style is then in the bullets and numbers on the style. Here, I chose dial. When I applied it in 11 paragraphs each begins with 1.

  If I go to the toolbar at the top and click numbered list market then it works as expected. My style of "Numbered list", and then has a +, 'Redefining the Style' is grey so I can redefine to try to fix it.

  What I am doing wrong?

  BTW, I also want to use a style of tank inside it for the first line, which is the main point of the ball being made (small caps/bold) < paragraph return > then, normal text for the rest of this bullet

  Thank you

  You are also asked to do the first line "BOLD". You indicate that it is its own paragraph, so you'll want a paragraph style that includes character attributes and the attributes of type numbered list while you're there. You use character styles only if there is more than one style in the paragraph which is not the case here. And then create a paragraph style second which is indented and non-bold for text "complementary." If you skillfully use the tags 'next paragraph style', you can have styles replacing automatically as you type, then you can apply styles to an entire list with a single command using the context menu command "style Apply, then next style." So, in short, I would use three paragraph styles:

  1 FirstNumberedList style (resets the paragraph style counter next is number 1, "BOLD", "Description")

  Style of description (withdrawal, non-fat, is paragraph style following "NumberedList").

  2 NumberedList style (continue the numbering, "BOLD", is style of following "Description" paragraph)

  Style (even before) description

  3 NumberedList style (the same as before)

  Style description... etc.

  To apply all the styles on a typical previously part of the text in one: select the entire list, and then Ctrl-click on the 'FirstNumberedList' style in the palette paragraph styles, and then choose "Apply"FirstNumberedList"then next Style." The first paragraph will be in the FirstNumberedList format, and all of the following in your choice will have a format based on the "next paragraph style" of the previous paragraph.

• Paragraph style does not take into account the style options

  I'm changing the style to a paragraph style options in InDesign CS6, but the changes are not applied to text that uses this paragraph style.

  My paragraph style is called copy, and it of Helvetica Neue (TT), size 10 pt and pt 12 leading. I open the window Options of paragraph for the style Style and change the size 8pt and leading him to 9,6 pt; However the text does not change. Even if I save these Options in paragraph Style and then re - open this window again, the window shows the new values. There is also no "+" that displays next to the paragraph style of copy in the paragraph Styles Panel, so it is not substitutions.

  If I replace the style of paragraph copy by manually changing the size and head, the changes are applied to the text, so I don't think that there is a limitation of Helvetica Neue invovled.

  Any idea?

  A common reason for this is that a character style has been applied to the whole paragraph in addition to the paragraph style.

• Export InDesign text in a text file with paragraph styles

  Hello

  is it possible to export text in InDesign in a text file with included paragraph styles?

  I want not only to include the formatting of the text that I must have still all paragraph styles applied to the text after the export.

  Thank you

  With the text tool in the ready to type text block. Choose file > export > RTF (Rich Text Format)

  For all text to export text all images must be strung. If they don't you will have to do them individually.

  If you just want a select few paragraphs then highlight and choose then export > RTF

  Which can be opened in Word with all styles of tact.

  It is unclear with your workflow is here, can you elaborate on what you are trying to do?

• Character vs drop cap style paragraph style

  I guess that I do not understand the character styles and having problems with them carrying through when I don't want them.

  I created a called the body text paragraph style. I then created a paragraph called style, first paragraph, which is the same as the body of the text except that it uses one style character drop cap, which is a different color and melting.

  When I apply the body text of a paragraph, it works fine. However, if I apply the first paragraph, but changed my mind and apply the body of the text, I can't get rid of different color and the police of the drop cap. In fact, it apply this character style to the whole paragraph.

  Of course, I did something wrong. Any clue?

  I think you're on the right track, but you have made some bad decisions. First of all, you want your style of bodywork with your first paragraph style to be the same, with the exception of the drop cap. It can be useful if you were to remove the first paragraph style and then make a new copy of the body style, rename it, first paragraph and make it based on body style. Simply change the appearance of the drop cap number of characters and lines you want.

  You want not any formatting local on paragraphs, so the first thing to do is to select the first two paragraphs and click the style of body while pressing the Option key (Mac, maybe the Alt key if you are using Windows). This will apply the paragraph style of the body with no local replacement (the style). Then claire on character styles by selecting no style in the palette styles of character (while the two paragraphs are always selected with the text tool).

  Now, click in the first paragraph and select the first paragraph style. It should look the same as the body style, but have a drop cap. At this point, if you want a different font, bold/italic, color, etc., you can start thinking about a character style. You will apply the character style in the portion of the paragraph style initials, and it will effect only the number of characters that you specified for the drop cap.

  Make a new character style and only define the perameters that you want to be different. For example, if you want time to your basic fonts and italic foie gras for the drop cap, set font Style in the Formats section of basic characters of the character in Bold Italic Style palette, but leave the empty police. In this way, if you decide later than Helvetica as standard paragraph font, you will not be left with a drop cap times bold italic character (instead of this, bold and italic are going to stay, but they will on Helvetica).

  So, you have a character style and a paragraph style. Just set the character style to the drop cap in the paragraph style, first paragraph, (its just beside the number of characters and lines). You can then switch back between the body and the first paragraph without the problem you are having now.

  EDIT: I just had another thought. Your paragraph styles contain nested styles?

• Paragraph styles does not

  Someone has experienced this problem: I have a legacy where document in when I try to create a paragraph style and then apply it, the wrong font is applied, but the style does not read as changed (+), rather as being correct. I tried to clean all the styles and make one save slot on the doc but nothing helped. I would rather not to rebuild the file. Someone at - he guesses?

  Check that there is no character style. Who will not appear as a substitution.

  Export to .inx and re-open, then save as a new .indd. To clean any crud that might be a problem.

  Replace your preferences: Adobe InDesign CS4 * setting preferences

• Graphic object based on the paragraph Style style?

  I just checked the documentation of the API and saw nothing on the point about this.

  Is it possible to write a script that applies a Style object to a jpg image based on the paragraph Style applied to this image jpg online online?

  Hello

  I did the following:

  var curDoc = app.activeDocument;
  
  app.findGrepPreferences = app.changeGrepPreferences = null;
  app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat= "~a";
  var allFounds = curDoc.findGrep();
  
  for (var i = 0; i < allFounds.length; i++) {
    var curFound = allFounds[i];
    if (curFound.allGraphics.length > 0) {
      var pStyleName = curFound.paragraphs[0].appliedParagraphStyle.name;
      if (pStyleName == "paraStyle") {
        var rect = curFound.rectangles[0];
        rect.appliedObjectStyle = curDoc.objectStyles.itemByName("myStyle");
      }
    }
  }
  

  Kai

• How can I edit a paragraph style in the Muse?

  Is it possible to change a font or other details in a paragraph in Muse style sheet? I tried to reproduce the style, and then, when I delete an old, I replace it with a new one. Is there a more direct way to do?

  Hello

  If you create a paragraph style, and then change to any attribute, the style has a substitution. If you want to keep this substitution and redefine style click the button to "redefine the selected style of attributes" (highlighted in the screenshot).

  More info is here:

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/Muse/using/creating-using-character-paragraph-styles.html

• How to add paragraph styles in mychange

  Hi all

  In the coding here is a lot to find and change. Now, I need mychange an extra change more with S2, i.e. one of the paragraph style applied. Please advice and see my code below.

  var myfind = ["(<display>)(.+)(</display>)", "(<verse>)(.+)(</verse>)"]
  
  
  var mychange = ["$2", "$2"]
  
  
  for (k=0; k<myfind.length; k++)
  {
      app.findGrepPreferences = app.changeGrepPreferences = null;
      app.findChangeGrepOptions.includeMasterPages = false;
      app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = myfind[k];
      app.changeGrepPreferences.changeTo = mychange[k];
      app.activeDocument.changeGrep();
  }
  

  Kind regards

  Assia

  Hope that I misunderstood your question, try this

  myFindChange('()(.+)()', '$2', 'display');
  myFindChange('()(.+)()', '$2', 'verse');  
  
  function myFindChange (findWhat, changeTo, paraStyle){
       app.findGrepPreferences = app.changeGrepPreferences = NothingEnum.nothing;
       if(findWhat)app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = findWhat;
       if(changeTo)app.changeGrepPreferences.changeTo = changeTo;
       if(paraStyle)app.changeGrepPreferences.appliedParagraphStyle = paraStyle;
      app.activeDocument.changeGrep();
       app.findGrepPreferences = app.changeGrepPreferences = NothingEnum.nothing;
  }
  

  Vandy

• [mac OS/AS] How to make a paragraph style using applescript?

  I got the new way to talk to a marked down text box, but do not understand how the word to apply a paragraph style

  the value AttGet to ' try to put this text in.

  say application "Adobe InDesign CS2.

  activate

  tell document 1

  set contents of text frame 1 whose label is "Attention getter" to AttGet --YES

  -Here's how we used to do in previous versions of CS (CS2 & 3)

  put applied the paragraph style of all paragraph of history of parent of text block "Attention getter" to 'X of paragraph Style'

  -errors so I tried these nothing is!
  --set applied the paragraph style of every paragraph of history of parent of text frame 1 that label is "Attention getter" to "X of paragraph style"-FAILS ""

  -set applied to the paragraph style of the content of the text 1 block whose label is "Attention getter" to 'paragraph Style X' - FAILS

  - paragraph style applied to the text of the block of text 1 that the label is "Attention getter" FAILS the value 'Paragraph X of Style' -

  end tell

  end tell

  Why not set a reference to the frame if found by the "whose" filter can use?

  set AttGet to "try to put this text."

  Tell application "Adobe InDesign CS5"

  activate

  say 1 document

  Try

  set AttGetTF for the first text frame whose label is "Attention getter".

  Journal AttGetTF

  set the contents of AttGetTF to AttGet

  the value applied paragraph style of each paragraph of the parent history of AttGetTF to "paragraph X of Style."

  on error

  display dialog box 'block of text \"Attention getter\' not found? "give up after 3

  end try

  end say

  end say

• Automatically apply "next paragraph Style...". "in place of the text

  I want to import an Excel (arrow) line 8 500 spreadsheet into InDesign and have it add the necessary number of pages and text related frameworks can flow text AND format her, lines spare in 1 2 paragraph styles. I can do everything until it automatically formatting the text. Paragraph Styles are set up for "Style of next paragraph...". "but it doesn't seem to work on the text. Can anyone help?

  I don't know if this can be done with a table, which is probably what you get from placing your excel file. A table Style might work.

  If you convert a table to text, however, you can select all, right-click on the name of the first style that you need in the paragraph styles Panel, and then choose apply and following style.

• keyboard shortcut to apply the paragraph tag

  I am experienced with FrameMaker 8, but just to start getting used to FrameMaker 9. A keyboard shortcut that I use constantly in FrameMaker 8 is Ctrl-9, type the first letter of the paragraph tag, and then press ENTER. If there is more than one, starting with the same letter, I keep just hitting this letter until it appears the tag I want. For example if there is a title 1 and a Title2, I type 'h' twice to get Title2. With FrameMaker 9, it seems that I have to type the whole word "Title2" before hitting entry.

  Frustrating when shortcuts favorites are messy. Is it possible to recover my old shortcut? Is there a quick way to apply paragraph tags in FrameMaker 9?

  Jay fresno wrote:

  I am experienced with FrameMaker 8, but just to start getting used to FrameMaker 9. A keyboard shortcut that I use constantly in FrameMaker 8 is Ctrl-9, type the first letter of the paragraph tag, and then press ENTER. If there is more than one, starting with the same letter, I keep just hitting this letter until it appears the tag I want. For example if there is a title 1 and a Title2, I type 'h' twice to get Title2. With FrameMaker 9, it seems that I have to type the whole word "Title2" before hitting entry.

  Frustrating when shortcuts favorites are messy. Is it possible to recover my old shortcut? Is there a quick way to apply paragraph tags in FrameMaker 9?

  Type down arrow after selecting the first of similar format names. For example, Ctrl + H 9 DnArrow moves to Title2, or whatever the second format that begins with "H".

  Consider using format names that have less of the same main characters. For example:

  Title 1 H 1

  2 H Title2

  1N Numbered1

  Numbered N

  1 typo displays 1 H Heading1; DnArrow moves to 1N Numbered1.

  Some people separate the abbreviation of the full name with an underscore instead of a space; i. e., 1H_Heading1, instead of 1 H Heading1.

  HTH

  Kind regards

  Peter

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