Use Grep to add superscrpt style symbol character $

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• 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

• How to use GREP to apply the character style just for the first and the second line of the paragraph?

  as the title, I just want to ask how to apply the style of character just for the 1st and 2nd line of the paragraph. Help me pls, tks!

  Can you show the screen shot with the invisible market, looks like you feedback after each line.

  So, something like this would work where I have a return forced for the linebreak (shift + return). The example on the right does not work because the line break is a return:

  

• Style headings-use of Grep or possible nested styles at TOC

  Hello

  I have the following titles on each page 2 spread from a reference book of vegetable oil

  When I tried to generate a table of contents, I came across some problems

  Here are some samples

  Title I - safflower oil

  Title II - plant species: Carthamus Tinctorius (in the same line)

  I would like to take the words of plant species and remove them the style called II while maintaining

  the same character search and simply retain title II for the real plant name so that it is included in the table of contents

  Using GREP or nested styles would be useful here?

  See screenshot

  Any easy suggestions?

  Thanks in advance

  Yes, only add to the style used for the ads themselves.

  Right hanging tabs don't you leaders, the way than do other types of tab. To work around this problem you use underscore of some sort, and the best way to do that is of a character style that does nothing, but add the underline (I like the Japanese for leaders points line style because it's subtle, but you can use what you want, as long as it is an underscore [see the custom underline options]) you apply this character style in a nested style in the paragraph style definition, because no up to 1 ^ y (the withdrawal right tab metacharacter), then the new style of underlining through 1 character.

• How can I add css style to all elements within a symbol.

  How can I add css style to all elements within a symbol.

  For example.

  If I have a call symbol "data" and in this context, I have 4 elements called 1,2,3,4 How can I add a style to all of these without having to re - write the code for each item.

  I know that I can style a symbol called "data":

  sym.$("data").css("font-family", "baumans, sans-serif", "font-size", "15px");
  
  

  ... But this style not content items 1,2,3 and 4

  If I was using the standard HTML and CSS then all the div in a div named "data" would be will be the same.

  help to "my friends of the code.

  Hi Justin,

  (1) you have an error in syntax here: sym. $("données") .css ("font family", "baumans, sans", "-font size", "15px");

  SYM. $("données") .css ({"font family": "baumans, sans", "-font size": "15px"}); / / OK

  SYM. $("données") .css ('police', ' 15px baumans, without serif '); //correct

  
  

  (2) then, loading the jQuery file is not necessary. You can create a class or change the tags.

  • How to add a class:

  

  • Change the tags:

  

  You have 2 demo files (edge 5.0) here: class or tag.zip - Box

  
  

• How to insert a jump of paragraph and character at the beginning of a paragraph using Grep

  Dear community!

  I'm stuck...

  I have several books in indesign, I need to export to epub. I have a standardized procedure to be able to assign the task to the students.

  My problem I have I have a paragraph in style "Title2" and I would break the paragraph before that is of a 'new page '.

  This is the theory that I thought about:

  -find and change, find the style "Title2".

  -Insert a special character + paragraph break before the first character in the paragraph

  -with a second discovery and change search the special character

  -Replace with nothing and the model with the 'new page '.

  My question is how to insert with grep (?) before the first character no matter what.

  Please help me!

  Thanks in advance

  ND

  This GREP should add a page preak befor any paragraph:

  Find: ^. and set the format to find your title paragraph style

  Change of: ~ P $0

  That this research is looking for the first character in any paragraph and its replacement by a page break, and himself.

• Add commas to financial numbers using GREP

  Hi all!

  Using InDesign CC for this. This is the type of financial numbers that I do business with - $79605.01 - with more than 4 k that I add commas 1 or 2 according to the number. Final result should look like this - $79,605.01-

  So far, use GREP I in the FIND WHAT box \$[.,\d]+ and he tries to find them.  What am I missing or unable to, is what to put in the CHANGE TO box. I tried to \1$, but it does not work.

  I have need FIND WHAT already because what I have works well. I just need the script so that it will add commas to the appropriate locations. Search Google gave me a lot of answers on how to 'find' the numbers, but missing of course in the Department of "set up".

  No a kind soul help?

  Steph

  Your GREP expression returns the integer, which is not helpful in this case. I'm not all that an expert in complex GREP, but I don't see a way to do this only once with a number of variable length, so if you have cases for 1 and 2 required commas, I think you need two expressions and they need run in the correct order.

  (First of all find \d(?=\d{6}\.\d) and change to $0, which will add the comma to millions, then find \d(?=\d{3}\.\d) and change to $0, to add the comma for thousands. These expressions only work if there is a decimal number

• Change the paragraph of empty line using GREP style

  Hello again... another request GREP if anyone can help!

  How can I change a line of completely empty paragraph (such as those found between the verses in a poem, for example) to a style of different paragraph so I can control the space better use GREP?

  (?<=\r)\r will="" find="" a="" paragraph="" return="" preceded="" by="" a="" paragraph="" return,="" i.e.="" and="" empty="">

• In a paragraph style, is it possible to automatically change a space in the area of district using GREP sty

  I create a menu template that will be used by my client. I'm using a font that has a very wide space between the two words. I can combined a quarter space instead of a regular space between words. This works for me, but won't work for the customer.

  If I create a paragraph style, is it possible to use GREP to automatically change the space in the area of district? and if so, what this text GREP would look like?

  Jump_Over, that did the trick! I'm just starting to learn more about the power of GREP in indesign and have still a long way to go.

  Thanks for your help!

• best judgment for paragraph styles, object styles and character styles

  I want to learn the criteria difference and use of paragraph styles, object styles and character styles. I know how to use them, but know about the best judgment and context, when you use would be better. Can anyone recommend links? I've been using adobe. Please don't suggest books.

  Paragraph styles are whole paragraphs.

  Character styles are letters or isolated words. Do not use the long of an entire paragraph. Do not set all the attributes, only those who are different for the properties of the paragraph Style. Unlike Quark Xpress, in InDesign are character Styles used only for the difference of isolated words.

  Paragraph styles can include the character automatically Style: Styles, GREP, nested Styles, initial letters, chips automatic & numbers and line styles.

  Object styles , set the frame of the object. They include separate definitions of all of the object, the stroke and fill.

  Object styles can also be applied to images in a frame and groups.

  Object styles may also include in the following paragraph Style and a style of paragraphs in automatic way.

  Object styles have several categories, you can choose which category is relevant to apply. For example, it is possible to apply the first style object to give the stroke and fill and apply a different object style to format the corners only and then apply the next. (With this method last only the applied object Style is linked).

  Styles of the opportunity to make global changes in a document. If you build in a smart way, they are a huge time saver. They can be stored in the CC libraries or libraries with objects that are applied to them. If you have created once these styles, you can use them again, and with one or two clicks, you can make their own to new document.

  My recommendation: the habit of Styles, name them always with the same names that it helps you to be accustomed to them and to work faster, much faster.

  There are more models: Table Styles, Styles of cell, the Master Pages and color chart.

• The information means the number on the bottom of the Panel Styles of character?

  Character Styles panel displays the tracking number of a Style name on the bottom bar of the Panel for a text selection.

  The "None" character Style is applied to the text selection.

  See screenshot for example:

  

  The information means the number on the bottom of the Panel Styles of character?

  In the paragraph style is probably a use of character style defined in the styles nested Styles or GREP.

• Can I use GREP to transform every fourth tab back?

  I have a huge file with tabs plus 5,000, and only every fourth tab must be changed for a return. Is this possible using GREP or ANY OTHER METHOD and pressing back another me having to manually select each fourth tab?

  This screen is pulled before running GREP? You don't mention he had already returns after the names in some places.

  You need the * after all the [^ \t] elements, but avoids the. +. [^ \t] is a negative class, that means anything that is not a tab, and the * means 0 or more times.

  And you said every fourth tab, so it's actually the tab after the postal code, and which seems to do what you ask. If you want to change the tab after the name on the first line, I this would address differently.

  Find ^(.*?\t.*?) (\t) (?!\(\d{3}\)) which means find any character at the beginning of a paragraph (if there is) followed by a tab and more characters (if there are any), then a followed by three digits in parentheses DO NOT tab, and change $ 1 which should only change the tabs after the names. It is, however to change the tab after the postal code if the following line does not begin with three digits in brackets.

  Looking at the ads, are you sure you want to change this tab for a paragraph, rather than just a forced line break return (you can do by changing to $1\n)? It depends on how your styles are implemented...

• I can target fat with GREP - in dialog paragraph styles?

  Hello.

  I have a number of paragraphs which are mainly "regular" (as the font style: ordinary) but they also have a few bold throughout.

  I'm doing a paragraph style that will apply a character style to text bold using GREP.

  Is there a GREP code for this (to not apply the character for the "BOLD" style and nothing else)?

  I know it's easy to do in the Find/Replace dialog box, but I wonder about the paragraph style dialog box in the GREP section.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hello

  Indeed, it is easy to do.

  You do not have to use GREP, you can use the query to search/replace text.

  Start by creating your character for "BOLD" style. (Let's call it "CBold")

  Then create your paragraph style, with your desired settings (let's call it "PReg")

  Finally, click on search it icon 'specify attributes to find', 'Bold' and replace it with character styles and paragraph previously defined:

  

  Who will do the job.

  Please note that this "erases" all text attributes (for example, italic...) in your paragraph.

  Also, it will apply changes to paragraph all if no style is specified in the search for options: including securities i.e.

  So, be careful when you use this method...

• Adding hyperlinks and text ankles using Grep

  Hi all

  I tried to add both a hyperlink text source and destination within my document using Grep, but I can't seem to do things. I'm looking to find the source text that has the style of paragraph "1HD" and begins with the word 'History', and then turn that into the source text for the hyperlink. Secondly, that the text "References" later to become the anchor of the text to the destination of the link. As a reference, here is what is defined:

  var myHeader = app.findGrepPreferences.appliedParagraphStyle = "1HD";
  var myHeader = app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = "Historical \w*";
  

  as well as

  var myAnchor = app.findGrepPreferences.appliedParagraphStyle = "";
  var myAnchor = app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = "References";
  

  I did experiment with information I could get my hands on in line, but I always feel to get an error or another. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!

  Regards and thanks in advance.

  Julian

  Hi Julian,.

  Can useful code, below

  1 change the line 5 according to the guidelines of your paragraph Style request

  var myDoc = app.activeDocument;
  app.findGrepPreferences = app.changeGrepPreferences = null;
  
  app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = ".+";
  app.findGrepPreferences.appliedParagraphStyle = "MN_first";
  var myFound1 = myDoc.findGrep();
  
  count = 0
  for(k=0; k
  To anchor text, use the code below:
  var myDoc = app.activeDocument;
  app.findGrepPreferences = app.changeGrepPreferences = null;
  
  app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = ".+";
  app.findGrepPreferences.appliedParagraphStyle = "MN_first";
  var myFound1 = myDoc.findGrep();
  
  count = 0
  for(k=0; k
  Concerning
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• I use GREP to do this?

  I created my OCD for my book very well. In my content, the positions of each chapter are drawn using the entries in the table of contents, and then followed by its page number.

  I would like to add a word (the word "Chapter") before each entry materials in numbered. Can I use GREP styles to do this?

  I'm using CS5.

  Thank you!

  And here: InDesign Automagic to work!

  

  (There is a space after "Chapter").