Text frame

@nikitags02 - most of your posts have been about InDesign - are you sure you're not using it instead of Framemaker? 

Hi @nikitags02:

If you are copying/pasting or importing the new content, it is likely coming in with overrides.

Double check that you have the correct paragraph style names assigned (i.e., Body and Bulleted), save the file and the use Edit > Find/Change:

Find: Paragraph Format Overrides
Change to: Remove Overrides

By saving first, if this doesn't give you the desired result, you can Undo or use File > Revert to Saved to return to the earlier version. 

~Barb

It looks like (at least) the typeface, point size & justification of the lower/added text is different: sans-serif, larger & ragged-right.

If that's the problem at hand, as Jeff suggests, just apply the paragraph format (style) of the existing paragraphs to the new content.

Hi,

As Jeff said: The only difference which I see is the justification. You have left-aligned text and want justified text. Is this correct?

If yes, select all text. Open the Paragraph Designer. In the Basic tab in Alignment select Justified.

Then click Update Style.

As there are several paragraph formats involved, FrameMaker will open the Global Update Options dialog. Do not change the options, just click Update.

Best regards, Winfried

Is your problem the font or the justification in the second image? I suspect all you need to do is import the paragraph tag format from the first document into the second and use it there.