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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.

• Add the tab character before the content of particular paragraph style

  I have to add the tab character before the content of particular paragraph style

  app.findTextPreferences.appliedParagraphStyle = app.activeDocument.paragraphStyles.item ("IDX2");

  list = app.activeDocument.findText ();

  // 2. For each found the point...

  for (i = 0; i < list.length; i ++)

  {

  App.Select (list [i])

  App.Selection[0].insertionPoints[0].contents="\t".

  }

  But the code above only works in the first instance. But I must add the tab character all the content of the paragraph applied

  How to do this

  Hello

  Another way without GREP...

  var doc = app.activeDocument;
  var myStories=doc.stories;
  var J= myStories.length;
  
  while( J-- ){
      var mStorie = myStories[J];
      var K= mStorie.paragraphs.length
      while( K-- ){
          if  (mStorie.paragraphs[K].appliedParagraphStyle.name == "toto") {
              mStorie.paragraphs[K].contents= "\t" + mStorie.paragraphs[K].contents;
          }
       }
  }
  

• 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

• Tables of contents, not the substitution of character styles applied in chapters

  My table of contents uses not the style of input I select words in the paragraphs that have styles of characters that are applied in the chapter, so some letters, more precisely the parameters, displayed in green, which is well in the chapter but not in the table of contents. I can manually fix this in the table of contents by changing the character to any style after the table of contents was generated, but I don't want to do that. I think it has to happen automatically.

  This should do it:

  (?<=\()[\w, \w)]*(?="">

  It searches the text in parentheses without selecting them.

• Table of contents not applying style does not correctly

  I have an InDesign document of basic test with a "paragraph A Style" applied to a few main headings in the document. I created a "paragraph Style B" separate for the TOC to represent instances of a paragraph Style A. Style is set in 8pt font. Style B is set to 14pt font. When I place the Table of contents in the dialog box, I chose the Style A appear as Style B, but when I actually put the table of contents, it always appears in A Style. Any ideas as to why?

  InDesign CS5 version 7.0

  Windows XP SP3

  Same problem on two different computers (with the same configuration as shown above)

  You might also look to see if you apply a character style to the text.

• 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 contents: not positioned wrong page numbers

  When I create my "list of Figures" (A Table of contents item type) I get ugly results such as (p83 and p84):

  

  and (p105)

  

  There is not always a dashed line and page numbers are not always end on the right. Is there a way I can influence it?

  I found a solution, less elegant, but it seemed to work in my little test. Add a GREP style to your paragraph to add a character without pause style tab and the number. (This corrects the independent left-aligned numbers).

  

  Then do a search and repalce to add a space before the tabs. The result is far from ideal, because it leaves a space between the text and the leader, but it seems to solve the problems of end of line too tight.

• Table of contents not be created properly

  The table of contents does not correctly render levels.

  My second level is made before the first. Why this might be happening?

  I forgot something? If this isn't a bug... then I'm completely preplexed.

  I created TOC of hundreds of times and I've never run into this issue.

  Popular ideas.

  

  Levels does not actually get used to sort the table of contents, unless you sort alphabetically. If sorting by page, the usual cause of things ouot of order is implemented. ID search for images containing paragraphs to be included from the upper left, then down, then up opt to move to the right and down again once, so a framework that is more to the left, even if low on the page, is first.

• Table of contents not showing is not on DVD

  I need to burn a DVD with table of contents. For some reason when I test the DVD on my player, there is no content/menu. I came to chapter markers, so I don't know why they are not transferred to disk. Help, please!

  

  What do you get when you insert the DVD? Is - that the video starts to play automatically instead of the menu?

  Note: you can easily avoid wasting disks DVD sharing on your hard disk instead. This creates a disk image, you can ride as if it were a real DVD by double-clicking it in the Finder.

  In this way, you can test the result in your Mac using a DVD player (even in a Mac without and real DVD player) and you can make adjustments and re-export as many times as necessary. When you are ready, use the Finder to burn multiple copies of the DVD that you want - in El Capitan, just control - click on the disk image file and select burn. [In previous versions of Mac OS X, you should use disk utility to burn DVD discs]

• 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

• How to create a table of contents using [standard paragraph]?

  Hi Experts,

  I want to crate TOC using [standard paragraph].

  I have the only default paragraph style (no new style of paragraph created by me).

  I am trying:

  var myTOCStyle = myDocument.tocStyles.add ();

  myTOCStyle.name = "NewTOCStyle";

  myTOCStyle.createBookmarks = true;

  myTOCStyle.title = "content";

  var ParaStyle = myDocument.paragraphStyles.item (0) .name;

  myTOCStyle.tocStyleEntries.add (ParaStyle);

  myTOCStyle.tocStyleEntries.add ("[paragraph standard]");

  myDocument.createTOC (myTOCStyle);

  Thank you.

  Try

  myTOCStyle.tocStyleEntries.add (myDocument.paragraphStyles.item (0));

• InDesign CC - not to apply paragraph style specified typekit fonts

  All the other attributes in the style of paragraph are applied, but the police remains the same.

  Substitutions of compensation makes no difference. Police remains the same, even though the style that I am applying a different font (Museo without).

  Looking for a style of applied character.

• Table of contents chapter-level and book

  I have a book that is a reference book which becomes large enough, over 1 k pages. For clarity, I'll call you every file INDD support a 'chapter '. What I would like is to have a table of contents of the book-level which has just the chapter titles and their page indicated from the start numbers then each chapter table of contents chapter-level that goes into the details of the level of the page. Do all this from the outset makes for a massive TOC. I want my readers to be able to access a chapter and then discern the pages they need there.

  The table of contents to the book level is quite easy. It's the chapters that give me bad.

  The only way I was able to do this is to generate the detailed table of contents and then copy/paste the tips in each chapter. As you can imagine this is tedious and error-prone.

  Is it possible to have the table of contents chapter-level generated automatically, but limited only to pages in the current INDD file?

  My apologies if this was asked before. Have read many articles here, but have not found the answer, I am looking. Looking.

  InDesign CC 2015.2 on Win10.

  You can create a table of contents for each chapter. For example:

  • Opened Chapter 1
  • Add a new page 1 (or more if necessary.)
  • On the 1st page again, choose page layout > Table of contents
  • Add paragraph Styles
  • Uncheck include book Documents to only pick up the styles in this file

  

  Repeat for each chapter.