Script or a paragraph Style?

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• Scripting: Bounding Box paragraph Style

  I just discussed with the Om de Support technique Adobe.  He informs me that I'm trying to do is possible with scripts, but I'm not qualified to do this at all, so I was hoping that the community here might be able to help me.  What I'm trying to do is this...

  I'm laying on a document that has some paragraphs that need to be surrounded by a box with a 1 p 0 black line. When the paragraph in question is shared between two columns top half of the box must surround the text in the first column and the bottom half of the box outline the text at the top of the next column. In other words, the box should be split as well as the paragraph. When in the middle of a column, the box is intact. I drew the box by hand, but when the text is rearranged for a reason all the boxes must be moved and a lot of 3 lines of half of the boxes must be be redrawn. I'm looking for a way to do the same thing programmatically by creating a style to manage not only the text but the bounding box as well.

  Here is a screenshot of a PDF document finished illustrating both a bounding box in the middle of a column and a separation between the columns.  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  

  An example script (I may be able to modify if necessary) or a finished script would be great!  I am also quite a n00b with InDesign and would need a quick tutorial on how to use the script.

  Thank you!

  Alex D. Karaczun

  $450 is a pretty outrageous sum, considering a simple paragraph of the DTP Utils border hiked up Google search (Utils DTP |) Products | Paragraph border), which is (1) a plug-in (in other words, no script not required; you add the border as a paragraph attribute), and (2) there is only $60.

  Four other means also without script, are Mike Rankin Five Ways to fight a paragraph in InDesign | CreativePro.com (found in http://indesignsecrets.com/week-indesign-articles-number-130.php). At least, you can check if you really need a script.

• [JS IDCS5] Space before the paragraph if the paragraph style is...

  Hello

  I have a title paragraph style which has had little space before defined. But when a previous paragraph has had little space once defined, I got twice the spaces between them. Is it possible to generate scripts when the following two some paragraph styles, that one of these styles is moving towards a style without spacing?

  Best regards, Sjoerd

  This should help you get started - but Sjoerd, there is no way you can "attach" this kind of script to a paragraph style. This is why you must run the script * every * time you changed a style somewhere...

  app.findTextPreferences = null;
  app.findTextPreferences.appliedParagraphStyle = app.activeDocument.paragraphStyles.item("Heading 1");
  sourcelist = app.activeDocument.findText();
  targetlist = [];
  for (l=0; l "+targetlist.length);
  

• script to replace a paragraph style with a different styles, both within a folder

  I am trying to write a script that will remove a paragraph style or character and then replace it with another paragraph or character style, both are in a folder within these groups of style. I have tried so many different scripts and that you have not found the right combination to work.

  any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

  To target a paragraph style that is in a folder, you will have to tunnel to him through groups of styles, thus:

  Style1 = app.activeDocument.paragraphStyleGroups.itemByName("Group1").paragraphStyleGroups.itemByN ame("Group2").paragraphStyles.itemByName ("myParagraphStyle");

  Then find the second style (one you want to replace by):

  Style2 = app.activeDocument.paragraphStyleGroups.itemByName("GroupA").paragraphStyles.itemByName ("AnotherParaStyle");

  Simple and then remove the first style, replace it with the second:

  Style1.Remove (Style2);

  HTH,

  Ariel

• Bike via script of paragraph styles - need help

  Hello

  I have a large document (potentially 3000 pages), on each page is a picture of a picture frame and inside each image is a famous quote. I need to type in each quote so I have 10 configuration value different paragraph styles in a different font. I need a script that applies "QuoteStyle1" the text on the first page, "QuoteStyle2" on the next page, etc., and once that 'QuoteStyle10' has been applied the script performs a loop and continues to scroll through the styles apply a style that is different on each page, until it reaches the end of the document.

  I got a start on the script (see image), but I think the problem is the line 11 - I want to run the script without having to select anything.

  Some additional info that may or may not be of use - all quotes are drawn from a data merge. There is also a name and a color from the data merge. The background on each frame is a different color and that is created with the a very large 'rule below' in a number of other paragraph styles. They are applied with a 'Find & ReplacebyList' i.e. find replace 'Red' with the paragraph style "ColourRed. In the script, I tried to ignore these "color" paragraph styles (lines 2-9) is only the 'quote' styles that the effects of the script.

  Any help getting this race would be more useful.

  First of all congratulations for the very creative use of blending modes. I would have never thought about it by myself.

  Now, for the script, here are two ways to do it (both enjoy the fact that you use a paragraph style BaseQuote):

  (1) use a grep search:

  var doc=app.activeDocument;
  var baseQ=doc.paragraphStyles.item('BaseQuoteStyle');
  var switchToStyles=[
  'QuoteStyle1',
  'QuoteStyle2',
  'QuoteStyle3',
  'QuoteStyle4',
  'QuoteStyle5',
  'QuoteStyle6',
  'QuoteStyle7',
  'QuoteStyle8',
  'QuoteStyle9',
  'QuoteStyle10'];
  var l=switchToStyles.length;
  app.findGrepPreferences=app.findChangeGrepOptions=null;
  app.findGrepPreferences.appliedParagraphStyle=baseQ;
  app.findChangeGrepOptions.includeMasterPages=false;
  var quotes=doc.findGrep();
  for (var i=0; i
  (2) scroll all managers of related texts:
  var doc=app.activeDocument;
  var baseQ=doc.paragraphStyles.item('BaseQuoteStyle');
  var pags=doc.pages.everyItem().getElements();
  var switchToStyles=[
  'QuoteStyle1',
  'QuoteStyle2',
  'QuoteStyle3',
  'QuoteStyle4',
  'QuoteStyle5',
  'QuoteStyle6',
  'QuoteStyle7',
  'QuoteStyle8',
  'QuoteStyle9',
  'QuoteStyle10'];
  var l=switchToStyles.length;
  for (var p=0;p		   

• 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
  		   

• Scripts to insert metadata automatically to the document with the paragraph style

  Hello

  I am trying to find a way to insert automatically the metadata in my document through paragraph style in indesign cs5.5.

  It comes to myDocument title, author name , and description of myDocument.

  Is there anyone who can help me with this project?

  Thank you.

  Place the script at the following location: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe InDesign CS6\Scripts\startup scripts

  If you close it document the script will automatically put the metadata in your indesign file (use ctrl + w or menu-> file-> the option close to close the file)

  Code:

  #targetengine session

  If you want to test the script for your active document, comment on the threshold of another, copy the script to your startup folder

  app.menuActions.itemByName ("Close").eventListeners.add ("beforeInvoke", function()

  {

  myDoc var = app.activeDocument;

  var docTitleText ="";

  var docDescripText ="";

  app.findGrepPreferences = app.changeGrepPreferences = null;

  app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = '. +';

  found = app.activeDocument.findGrep (true);

  for (j = found.length - 1; j > = 0; j-)

  {

  var foundText = .silence found [j];

  You can set several style of paragraph for the title of the Document

  if(found[j].texts[0].appliedParagraphStyle.Name=="docTitle1")

  {

  docTitleText = found .silence [j];

  }

  of other if(found[j].texts[0].appliedParagraphStyle.name=="docTitle2")

  {

  docTitleText = docTitleText + "" + found .silence [j];

  }

  of other if(found[j].texts[0].appliedParagraphStyle.name=="docTitle3")

  {

  docTitleText = docTitleText + "" + found .silence [j];

  }

  You can define several paragraph of Description of Document style

  of other if(found[j].texts[0].appliedParagraphStyle.name=="docDescription1")

  {

  docDescripText = found .silence [j];

  }

  of other if(found[j].texts[0].appliedParagraphStyle.name=="docDescription2")

  {

  docDescripText = docDescripText + "" + found .silence [j];

  }

  of other if(found[j].texts[0].appliedParagraphStyle.name=="docDescription3")

  {

  docDescripText = docDescripText + "" + found .silence [j];

  }

  }

  with (myDoc.metadataPreferences) {}

  author = "My Name";

  documentTitle = docTitleText;

  Description = docDescripText;

  }

  });

  Vandy

• Script for Indesign find paragraph style change at the table with the table style

  Hello

  I hope someone could help me with a script.

  I can tab with a paragraph style and I want to convert that to a table with a table style.

  Kind regards

  Patrick

  Yes

  My problem is solved

  Thank you very much.

  Patrick

• 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

• Script for grep that looks for the B of paragraph style paragraph style

  Hello

  I am fairly new to scripting in Indesign, and I ran across something I want script that I do not know how. Among the paragraph styles that are in our files are Normal and song. I need to add an extra paragraph return between all instances of normal followed by a song. I tried to search the forums to see if what was already here somewhere, and if it is I didn't come through it. I want to implement in the form of script grep, but if anyone has another way to do it, I would like to know also.

  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  For example, you can use a script.

  I guess a block of text with a correct history is selected and the history is in a setting or related frameworks.

  ....

  monarticle = app.selection [0] .parentStory;

  If (myStory.constructor.name! == 'Story')

  {

  Alert (' select a destination text block, then try to pls\rand ");

  Exit();

  }

  myNormal = app.activeDocument.paragraphStyles.item ("Normal");

  mySong = app.activeDocument.paragraphStyles.item ("Song");

  app.findTextPreferences = null;

  app.findTextPreferences.appliedParagraphStyle = mySong;

  mFound = myStory.findText ();

  Len = mFound.length - 1;

  If (len > = 0)

  While (len)-

  {

  currPara = .paragraphs mFound [len] [0];

  If (.appliedParagraphStyle myStory.paragraphs.previousItem (currPara) is myNormal)

  currPara.insertionPoints [0] .silence = "\r";

  }

  ...

  Rgds

• (new script) Allow only certain styles of paragraph break to next page/column

  Hi all

  As stated, I am very new to scripting. I did a few small scripts to automate the tasks of Photoshop and others. I'm trying to learn as much as possible, with the hope to achieve greater efficiency of our small production of Javascript. It is a daunting task, but I try my darnedest only.

  One of the objectives of the number one I's find a way to automate the pagination of records of weekly operations. These documents flow between 32 to 48 pages, with each page having 5 columns. Creating these pages is very systematic, so it would seem that this process should be able to automate, but there are challenges that I have bad to think about how to attack.

  One of the main tasks that need to be understood is to get reviews to go inside with the positions and subheadings always starting from the top of a page or column. Almost every copy comes in predetermined paragraph styles, so a script should easily be able to search for instances of each model. What to eb done is only allowing the flow of copy to break in some styles and not others... (counties, cities, etc.)

  For example: If you have the following...

  ----------------------

  Countyland < style 'County' >

  Utopiatown < style 'city' >

  46 Appletree Lane... $500,000 < ' list' of style >

  Sold by: Some Guy < ' list' of style >

  Purchased by: Guy other < ' list' of style >

  Mortgage: This bank < ' list' of style >

  Date: 14/12/11 < ' list' of style >

  Village of dystopia < style 'city' >

  47 route Orangeplant... $400,000 < ' list' of style >

  Sold by: Some Guy < ' list' of style >

  Purchased by: Guy other < ' list' of style >

  Mortgage: This bank < ' list' of style >

  Date: 14/12/11 < ' list' of style >

  ----------------------

  If the two recordings above would fall near the end of a column, the breaking of the next column should NOT happen anywhere except:

  -Before the County (causing the count to start at the top of the next column

  -Before the second city (Village of Dystopia, forcing the city to the top of the next column)

  -After the two (forcing some City/County is next to go at the top of the next column)

  So basically, I need to find a column breaks to PREVENT in a way where they should not occur. Inserting column breaks is one thing (I know not how to do this). Prevention is the issue, but that confuses me.

  Does anyone have any ideas of how to do such a thing? I know there a of the characters 'space nonbreaking'... is there or is there some sort of character "back breaking"? Or would it be possible to test for the paragraph at the bottom of the columns style and insert column breaks once he finds a suitable match?

  Am I going about this all wrong?

  Once again, any help or suggestions are more than welcome.

  Thank you very much.

  ~ Nate

  FYI... using InDesign cs5.5

  I don't know that you mean what version of InDesign you have. But if

  Is CS5 or CS5.5 you also a checkbox 'keep with the previous.

  If you could get all your styles 'normal listing' to 'keep up with.

  previous"and the initial styles to"keep with next", and I think that

  should do the trick.

  Ariel

• Script to create an example of each paragraph Style?

  Hi all

  Has anyone seen a script that generates an example of all the paragraph styles that are loaded into a document (the name of actual paragraph style as style would be a plus)?

  I have a script to export all paragraph style settings, but it would be nice to show all my co-workers who are preparing to move to INDD what each style looks like actually. It would also eliminate all duplicate with different names.

  Thanks in advance!

  Ah there was he: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/922205?tstart=30

• Script of the current paragraph style

  Can someone tell me what is the code to return the paragraph style for the current position of the cursor.

  Also I can I ask something to the current paragraph is not using paragraph styles.

  For example, what would be the code to "make the current text of paragraph Red.

  Help would be much appreciated as we see questions that I'm a complete Newbie in scripting.

  if (app.documents.length > 0 && app.selection.length === 1 && app.selection[0].hasOwnProperty("baseline")) {
       // return the paragraph style for the current cursor position
       alert("Paragraph style: " + app.selection[0].appliedParagraphStyle.name);
       // Make current paragraph text Red (the 1st paragraph in the selection)
       app.selection[0].paragraphs[0].fillColor = "C=15 M=100 Y=100 K=0";
  }
  

• Script will not apply the paragraph style

  Hello

  I'm new to scripting in InDesign (CS3), and I'm trying to understand why the scipt below does not apply a style in the following text file? :

  < ASCII-WIN >

  < ParaStyle: Heading 1 > who are we? < ParaStyle >:

  For ease of reading, I have shortend the text file to just two lines.

  The script that I use to open and to format the text file is:

  Create a new document.

  myDocument var = app.documents.add ();

  Set the units of measure and the origin of the rule.

  myDocument.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits = MeasurementUnits.points;

  myDocument.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits = MeasurementUnits.points;

  myDocument.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin = RulerOrigin.pageOrigin;

  Get a reference to the first master spread.

  var myMasterSpread = myDocument.masterSpreads.item (0);

  Get a reference to preferences on the margins of the first page in the Master spread.

  var myMarginPreferences = myMasterSpread.pages.item (0) .marginPreferences;

  Now set up the page margins and columns.

  myMarginPreferences.left = 4;

  myMarginPreferences.top = 70;

  myMarginPreferences.right = 70;

  myMarginPreferences.bottom = 78;

  myMarginPreferences.columnCount = 2;

  myMarginPreferences.columnGutter = 14;

  The margins of page and columns for the right-hand page.

  var myMarginPreferences = myMasterSpread.pages.item (1) .marginPreferences;

  myMarginPreferences.left = 48;

  myMarginPreferences.top = 70;

  myMarginPreferences.right = 70;

  myMarginPreferences.bottom = 78;

  myMarginPreferences.columnCount = 3;

  myMarginPreferences.columnGutter = 14;

  Adding Master Page items

  var myMasterSpread = myDocument.masterSpreads.item (0);

  var myLeftPage = myMasterSpread.pages.item (0);

  var myRightPage = myMasterSpread.pages.item (1);

  var myLeftFooter = myLeftPage.textFrames.add ();

  myLeftFooter.geometricBounds = [70, 742, 728, 528];

  myLeftFooter.textFramePreferences.firstBaselineOffset = FirstBaseline.leadingOffset;

  myLeftFooter.contents = SpecialCharacters.autoPageNumber;

  myLeftFooter.parentStory.characters.item (0) .pointSize = 11;

  myLeftFooter.parentStory.characters.item (0) .leading = 14;

  var myRightFooter = myRightPage.textFrames.add ();

  myRightFooter.geometricBounds = [48, 742, 728, 542];

  myRightFooter.textFramePreferences.firstBaselineOffset = FirstBaseline.leadingOffset;

  myRightFooter.contents = SpecialCharacters.autoPageNumber;

  myRightFooter.parentStory.characters.item (0) .pointSize = 11;

  myRightFooter.parentStory.characters.item (0) .leading = 14;

  myRightFooter.parentStory.characters.item (0) .justification = Justification.rightAlign;

  Adding master text frames

  var myLeftPage = myMasterSpread.pages.item (0);

  var myRightPage = myMasterSpread.pages.item (1);

  var myLeftTextFrame = myLeftPage.textFrames.add ();

  myLeftTextFrame.geometricBounds = [70, 70, 714, 528];

  myLeftTextFrame.textFramePreferences.firstBaselineOffset = FirstBaseline.leadingOffset;

  myLeftTextFrame.textFramePreferences.textColumnCount = 3;

  myLeftTextFrame.textFramePreferences.textColumnGutter = 14;

  Add a label to make the image easier to find later.

  myLeftTextFrame.label = "BodyTextFrame";

  var myRightTextFrame = myRightPage.textFrames.add ();

  myRightTextFrame.geometricBounds = [70, 48, 714, 542];

  myRightTextFrame.textFramePreferences.firstBaselineOffset = FirstBaseline.leadingOffset;

  myRightTextFrame.textFramePreferences.textColumnCount = 3;

  myRightTextFrame.textFramePreferences.textColumnGutter = 14;

  Add a label to make the image easier to find later.

  myRightTextFrame.label = "BodyTextFrame";

  Link the two frames using the nextTextFrame property.

  myLeftTextFrame.nextTextFrame = myRightTextFrame;

  The substitution of Master Page points and adds text

  var myTextFrame = myDocument.masterSpreads.item (0).pages.item (1).textFrames.item (0) .override (myDocument.pag es.item (0));

  Add text by setting the contents of the insertion of a string.

  In JavaScript, "\r" is a return character.

  .silence myTextFrame.insertionPoints.item (0) = "dok\r";

  Adding and applying a paragraph Style

  var myParagraphStyle = myDocument.paragraphStyles.item ("title 1");

  try {}

  var myName = myParagraphStyle.name;

  }

  {} catch (MonErreur)

  //The style of paragraph don't have not exist, so create it.

  myParagraphStyle = myDocument.paragraphStyles.add ({name: 'Title 1'});

  }

  We need to create a color. Check if the color already exists.

  myColor var = myDocument.colors.item ("Green");

  try {}

  myName = myColor.name;

  }

  {} catch (MonErreur)

  //The color have not exist, so create it.

  myColor = myDocument.colors.add ({name: 'Green', model: ColorModel.process, colorValue:[100,0,100,0]});})

  }

  Now set the formatting of the paragraph style.

  myParagraphStyle.appliedFont = "Arial";

  myParagraphStyle.fontStyle = "Bold";

  myParagraphStyle.pointSize = 24;

  myParagraphStyle.spaceAfter = 24;

  myParagraphStyle.spaceBefore = 24;

  myParagraphStyle.fillColor = myDocument.colors.item ("Green");

  Apply the style to the paragraph.

  myDocument.pages.item (0).textFrames.item (0).paragraphs.item (0) .applyParagraphStyle (myParag raphStyle, true);

  You can also use:

  myDocument.pages.item (0).textFrames.item (0).paragraphs.item (0) .appliedParagraphStyle = //myParagraphStyle;

  Import a text file

  Display a standard dialog box open the file to select a text file.

  var monFichierTexte is File.openDialog ("choose a text file");.

  If you selected a text file, and if you didn't press Cancel,

  Place the file of text on the first insertion point after the title.

  If ((monFichierTexte! = "") & & (monFichierTexte!) (= null)) {}

  myTextFrame.insertionPoints.item(-1).place (myTextFile);

  }

  Place a graphic

  Display a standard dialog box open the file to select a graphic file.

  var myGraphicFile is File.openDialog ("choose a graphic file");.

  If you have selected a graphics file, and if you didn't press Cancel,

  Place the graphic file on the page.

  If ((myGraphicFile! = "") & & (myGraphicFile!) (= null)) {}

  var myGraphic = myDocument.pages.item (0) .place (myGraphicFile);

  //Since you can place multiple graphics at once, the place method

  //returns a table. For the graph you have placed, get the first

  //item in the table (beginning of JavaScript arrays with element 0).

  myGraphic = myGraphic [0];

  //Create a style object to apply to the graphic image.

  var myObjectStyle = myDocument.objectStyles.item("GraphicFrame");

  try {

  var myName = myObjectStyle.name;

  }

  catch (MonErreur) {}

  //The an object style have not exist, so create it.

  myObjectStyle = myDocument.objectStyles.add({name:"GraphicFrame"});)

  }

  myObjectStyle.enableStroke = true;

  myObjectStyle.strokeWeight = 3;

  myObjectStyle.strokeType = myDocument.strokeStyles.item("Solid");

  myObjectStyle.strokeColor = myDocument.colors.item("Green");

  //The frame containing the graphic is the parent of the graphic.

  myFrame var = myGraphic.parent;

  myFrame.applyObjectStyle (myObjectStyle, true);

  //Resize the frame to a specific size.

  myFrame.geometricBounds = [0,0,600,600];

  //Fit the graph in the image proportionally.

  myFrame.fit (FitOptions.proportionally);

  / / Next, mount the frame to the resized image.

  myFrame.fit (FitOptions.frameToContent);

  var myBounds = myFrame.geometricBounds;

  var myGraphicWidth = myBounds [3] - myBounds [1];

  //Move the graphic frame.

  var myPageWidth = myDocument.documentPreferences.pageWidth;

  var myTopMargin = myDocument.pages.item (0).marginPreferences.top;

  myFrame.move ([myPageWidth-myGraphicWidth, myTopMargin]);

  //Apply a wrap to the graphic frame.

  myFrame.textWrapPreferences.textWrapType = TextWrapTypes.boundingBoxTextWrap;

  myFrame.textWrapPreferences.textWrapOffset = [12, 24, 12, 24].

  }

  I hope someone can point me in the right direction.
  Thanks in advance.
  Ron

  Hey, Ron.

  The problem has nothing to do with your script. You can see if you attempt to place the file from indesign tagged text by hand.

  Your instinct for divide and conquer for debugging is a good - have a short text file to work with is very useful - of course this is also true for the script.

  During the validation of the scripts on the forum, please do not use the syntax insert > feature Java which lies behind the > arrow in the toolbar. Otherwise, cut and paste your script are difficult requiring manual corrections.

  Anyway, your problem is that each paragraph can have only a single paragraph style, and it's the last one that you define.

  So in your IDTT file, you set the heading 1 paragraph style, enter the content of the paragraph and then set the style of paragraph votes to zero.

  If you have included a line break before setting the style of paragraph votes to zero, you must set the None style for the following paragraph. But since you have not, it resets just the style to the current paragraph.

  In short: success back before .

• Script of paragraph style

  Hi all

  I use InDesign for a newspaper until it goes to press. I created all the necessary paragraph styles, however they are not available on every new page, so I have to manually load them from a template. We are part of a chain of newspapers and do not receive our internal models, so it is difficult to have the styles incorporated into models, created from the master page to the company. It would be wise for companies to provide the same styles to all their papers, but I guess it would make too much sense.

  Is there a way to create a script or another method be more easily able to load styles of paragraph for each page of the log. Some of my colleagues were really struggling with that and so that they use the wrong fonts, sizes etc. which is a real problem come press time. Thanks in advance.

  Brandon

  Seems to me that it is a reasonable request to have a script, preferably that is triggered by the command file open, that could automate load styles to a reference document if there is no way to get the model fitted with the correct styles upstream. Is this the best solution? No, but it would save time and ensure that the styles are always loaded and always loaded from the same source, reducing errors.