Intricate paragraph style

[hendy_5450]

How can I get the text to go to the second tab each time there's no place & the text moves down

see below.

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

@hendy_5450

You can share it with me privately as well.

[hendy_5450]

I don't see how to attach a file, only to write a message

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

@hendy_5450 

 

But this will be a PUBLIC sharing - doesn't work like that privately. 

Privately - you need to upload somewhere and then send link. 

[Eugene Tyson]

To attach to the forums export it as an IDML file - File>Export then attach - as you've attached videos to the forum - you already know how to do this.

For Direct Messages - you will need to host it on a cloud service, you cannot attach documents to Direct Messages. 

Let us know if you need further assistance.

[hendy_5450]

Okay, done.
let me know if you can figure it out

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

Okay, done.let me know if you can figure it out
By @hendy_5450

Do you still have a problem with those "t"s?

Or you need help with something else?

This forum doesn't indicate to whom you're responding - without quoting the message you're replying to 🙁

[hendy_5450]

yes the t's!
it's showing in the story editor but not in my document

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

yes the t's!it's showing in the story editor but not in my document
By @hendy_5450

But I've already posted the reason and the solution? 

[hendy_5450]

Yes,
but I want to get to the underlying issue.
I don't see why I should have to do it manually
Why wouldn't it appear?

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

Yes,but I want to get to the underlying issue.I don't see why I should have to do it manuallyWhy wouldn't it appear?
By @hendy_5450

The issue is - you've your "t"s marked as Lower Case - that's an attribute: 

https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/intricate-paragraph-style/m-p/15330693#M625450

So you need to remove this attribute - you can either do it manually - or by using Find&Change: 

https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/intricate-paragraph-style/m-p/15330707#M625452

[Eugene Tyson]

File>Export and choose IDML

then attache the file here 

[Eugene Tyson]

Works for me - even though you have incorrect code 

\b(t)(?=bsp)

should be

\b(t)(?=bsp\b)

But 100% is working my end

[hendy_5450]

what would be the reason why it wouldn't work on my end??

[Eugene Tyson]

Not really sure - would need to see your entire file - maybe the part of the file you shared didn't transfer all the informaiton.

Can you open the IDML your end and check if it works for you? 

[hendy_5450]

yes, it doesn't work!

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

yes, it doesn't work!
By @hendy_5450

Maybe the parent style - set by BasedOn - affects it somehow?

[Eugene Tyson]

So your document has it typed as an uppercase T 

It is working - you've typed a capital T I can see it in the Story Editor

when I change it to a lowercase t it still displays correctly

And if mess up the pattern it resorts back to lowercase

Are you expecting tsp as well as tbsp to change? 

 

[Eugene Tyson]

If you're looking for the tsp and tbsp in the same grep

\b(t)(?=b?sp\b)

[hendy_5450]

Not sure where you see that.

My document does not show t cap.

I just need the tbsp in cap

[Eugene Tyson]

It's in the idml you shared. It's your file. 

No idea what's happening for you. 

What you shared with me had cap T typed in

[hendy_5450]

I see it in the story editor, but not in my document,
what could be the issue??

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

yes, it doesn't work!
By @hendy_5450

For me neither...

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

@hendy_5450 

First problem - your "number ing" GREP style was overriding everything else - I made it green:

So I've changed the order - and then removed it entirely - didn't help.

With shading OFF and a simplified version of the "cap first" - yellow for a better visualisation: 

And I've switched to Minion Pro.

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

@hendy_5450 

Soomething is wrong with your "t" letters in the "tbsp"?

Once I manually enter "t":

It get's converted to a "T" - highlighted - and on your original file:

I don't have your font - but "t" get converted to "T" instantly.