How do i make a specificg heading style like this?

[QLen]

https://i.imgur.com/uURaIVH_d.jpg

How do i make it so every heading has this arrow kind of shape without making a specific length shape for every heading?

[Laubender]

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Colin+Flashman  wrote

Another way to do this that not only fulfils the OP's brief BUT doesn't require scripting, object styles or anchors is to use the Indyfont script from Indiscripts and create the wedge bit at the end of the line. …

Hi Colin,

yes. You'd do a glyph that best needs no baseline shift to work at the end of the one-line paragraph.

Why no baseline shift? Because we cannot do baseline shift values in percentage to the point size ( sigh! )…

Regards,
Uwe

[vinny38]

Winterm's answer#1 to this question: paragraf style with numbering right rang a bell...

As a variation of your nice trick, we could use RTL numbered list to add the triangle symbol on the right.

Pro: all in paragraph style settings, no need to add anything

Cons: again, limited to single line headers

No punctuation at the end if not using the proper CC right-to-left feature

Lining up the edges is painful...

Insertion point jumping around gives me headaches

Just like Michel, I used Wingding3 F07A to test it, along with paragraph rule:

"Just for fun":

[vinny38]

It's a fun puzzle...

Working with CS6, I can't play with paragraph shading, but here's another tweak, with 2 important limitations:

1. Text does not auto-adjust horizontally.
2. Not working with a non-one-color background

To quote a famous member... "Just for fun!" ^^

Vinny

[FRIdNGE]

Hi Vincent!

I could post a video too! … and always Just For Fun! 

Best,

Michel, from FRIdNGE

[Laubender]

Hi together,

ever wondered why our OP—QLen —did not comment any of our suggestions?

Regards,
Uwe

[jane-e]

Laubender  wrote

Hi together, ever wondered why our OP—QLen  —did not comment any of our suggestions?

Regards,
Uwe

Yes, and I was going to ask. It's been a great puzzle for the rest of us!

[QLen]

Hey guys,

Thanks for the help. I hope this thread will be useful for other people as well.

Sorry for not commenting. I'm having a lot of things on my plate right not.

Being a complete - day one beginner, I must say that i'm a bit overwhelmed by the amount of  responses in this thread.

I thought I wouldn't get a single reply.

So far I only tried Colin Flashman's​ method and I can't wait to try the rest as I free up my time.

If it is really important to mark the correct answer here, you can inform me of the best one before i get to try it.

Thank you all for devoting your time to this thread,

Looking forward to learn Adobe software

[jane-e]

Thank you, QLen, for asking a unique question that grabbed so many of us!