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How to change font color for specific words?

New Here ,
Jul 29, 2024 Jul 29, 2024

I am trying to change the font color for "Contacting"on page 92 only. However, when I highlighted on the specfic words and change the color from paragraph designer, all the words on the same row is changed as well. How can I change the color for the specific words only? font.pngexpand image

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Community Expert , Jul 30, 2024 Jul 30, 2024

In order to change the color of specific characters, you will use the "Character Designer" panel. You can find it under View -> Panels or press Ctrl+D.

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Select the characters you want to colorize and select a color in the dropdown. Click "Apply". If you want to colorize other text instances, you may want to create a character style for that.

In that case:

  1. Select some text
  2. Set the the Character Designer panel to "As Is" like this:
  3. StudioSm_1-1722322664181.pngexpand image

    This will set all settings in neutral. Now choose a color in the

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Community Expert ,
Jul 30, 2024 Jul 30, 2024

In order to change the color of specific characters, you will use the "Character Designer" panel. You can find it under View -> Panels or press Ctrl+D.

StudioSm_0-1722322453983.pngexpand image

Select the characters you want to colorize and select a color in the dropdown. Click "Apply". If you want to colorize other text instances, you may want to create a character style for that.

In that case:

  1. Select some text
  2. Set the the Character Designer panel to "As Is" like this:
  3. StudioSm_1-1722322664181.pngexpand image

    This will set all settings in neutral. Now choose a color in the dropdown

  4. Write a Style name in the Style name box
  5. Click "Create Style" in the bottom of the panel.
  6. Click "Apply"
  7. When you now apply the style on any characters, it will colorize them, but not change the size, or font or other decorations.

 


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Jul 30, 2024 Jul 30, 2024
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It appears that "Contacting" on page 92 is a Cross-Reference.

If so, you can also make the coloration an automatic part of the Xref definition. If you have a Character Format, perhaps named:
Red
set to As-Is for everything except:
Color:  Red

then the Xref, perhaps named:
Name: TopicOnPage
could be set to:
Definition: <Red>“<$paratext>” on page <$pagenum>

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