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June 26, 2025
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To know which values have been modified in a paragraph style

  • June 26, 2025
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Hi

 

I have a doubt with the styles.

 

For example, I have several paragraphs with a style that sets the font to 10pt. If I modify a couple of lines and set the font to 11pt without modifying the style, I will get the symbol (+) next to the style name when I select that part of the text.

 

But that modification can be easy to see. Let's suppose that now there are many modifications and maybe not all so obvious, color change but very subtle, or modification of values in the hyphenation...

 

Is there a way to know which are the modifications made outside of the style and which generate the (+).

 

I had the idea that it was somehow shown in the summary of the style settings that comes out in the “general” option of the “paragraph style options” menu but it doesn't seem to be so.

 

Thank you very much.

Correct answer rob day

Hi @Curioso , If you select the highlighted text and hover over the style name in Paragraph Styles, you should see a list of overrides:

 

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Legend
June 26, 2025

On the para styles palette, the [a+], see pic.

CuriosoAuthor
Known Participant
June 26, 2025

Hi.

 

Yes, I know that option, but all it does is to mark which parts of the text do not comply with the assigned style, but it doesn't say which values have been modified.

rob day
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rob dayCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
June 26, 2025

Hi @Curioso , If you select the highlighted text and hover over the style name in Paragraph Styles, you should see a list of overrides: