Students often ask us, "Which should I make first: Paragraph or Character styles?" Read to find out our preference, and why.
InDesign can apply multiple, sequential Paragraph Styles for you. For example, it could apply a heading style, followed by a subhead, followed by a regular Paragraph. Read to learn how.
Importing Word documents into InDesign is a breeze if you know how to control the styling.
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Paragraph styles format an entire paragraph of text at a time. Sometimes you want to format parts of that paragraph with a character style. If there’s a reproducible pattern, you may be able to automate it with nested styles, lines or GREP styles. Read to find out how they differ.
Object styles typically control the look of an object, but can also format the text inside!
Virtually no one knows this trick. You are joining a very small and selective club. The fewer people that know about this the smarter you will look, so you have to promise not to tell too many people that it’s this easy! This works on any kind of style, from Paragraph and Character styles to Object styles.
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