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Hi Guys,
Any idea how this could work?
The first sample is correct.. Title heading (Blue) 2 Sub title (Green Aqua)
But when the text is different it wreck like that.
Any help please
Thanks!
I don't think you should be doing this with GREP Styles. GREP Styles are good for applying formatting (character styles) to a word or a sentence, not to a whole paragraph.
Does this text frame have 3 paragraphs in it? If so, I think it would be better to assign 3 paragraph styles. For example: entry_description, options, durations. You can set the "Next Style" for entry-description to options, and the Next Style for options to durations. Then make an object style (in the Object Styles panel) that
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grep help indesign grep style grep
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I don't think you should be doing this with GREP Styles. GREP Styles are good for applying formatting (character styles) to a word or a sentence, not to a whole paragraph.
Does this text frame have 3 paragraphs in it? If so, I think it would be better to assign 3 paragraph styles. For example: entry_description, options, durations. You can set the "Next Style" for entry-description to options, and the Next Style for options to durations. Then make an object style (in the Object Styles panel) that applies the entry_description paragraph style AND turn on the "Apply Next Style" checkbox. Then, when you apply the object style, it will automatically apply all three paragraph styles for you.
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Hi Sarah,
I would like to know if the steps suggested by David worked for you, or the issue still persists.
Kindly update the discussion if you need further assistance with it.
Thanks,
Srishti