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Legenda InDesign

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October 11, 2022
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Como criar legenda com o nome do arquivo sem colocar a extensão .jpg.

E como colocar o texto parte Bold, parte italic

Exemplo: Imagem 05.jpg - Mosaico22 (onde o 05 é o nome do arquivo)

Gostaria que ficasse assim: Imagem 05 - Mosaico22

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Correct answer m1b

Hi @Chico Crevin,

1. Do your images already have captions generated by Indesign?

2. Are the images anchored in the text (do they flow with the text)?

3. For the styling, you could make a paragraph style called "captions" that has a nested GREP style of ^[^-–]+ This will match text from the start of the paragraph up to the first hyphen or en dash. The nested GREP style would set the matched text in a character style that set the font style to Bold Italic, for example.

- Mark

Mike Witherell

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https://www.marspremedia.com/software/photoshop/filename-to-description

Mike Witherell

James Gifford—NitroPress

Legend

InDesign's caption feature is so awkward and limited, outside of a shop or user who meticulously meta-tags all images, that most don't use it. However, you can probably make use of its narrow feature set by writing your desired information into a tag field that the caption feature can read. Rather than filename, for example, you might use the Credit or Description metatag to hold just the filename without the extension.

The caption setup and associated style, with or without a GREP embedded style, should be able to do exactly what you're trying to achieve, and automatically for each image.

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m1b

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Hi @Chico Crevin,

1. Do your images already have captions generated by Indesign?

2. Are the images anchored in the text (do they flow with the text)?

3. For the styling, you could make a paragraph style called "captions" that has a nested GREP style of ^[^-–]+ This will match text from the start of the paragraph up to the first hyphen or en dash. The nested GREP style would set the matched text in a character style that set the font style to Bold Italic, for example.

- Mark

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Anonymous

A Legenda foi toda para o Bold tentei colocar todas as formas de hifen, mas o Indesign não reconheceu.

O Indesign não reconhece o Hifen

Copiei seu texto da explicação e colei na programação e não reconheceu também

m1b

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Hi @Chico Crevin, you should be able to just type a hyphen. On my english keyboard I type - (hyphen next to = key) or hold option/alt to get en-dash.

Or can you copy this text ^[^-–]+

- Mark

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