Is that any way to edit the round corner in rules

[KuttiNajar]

Hi All,

I have the square with round corner option in every H1. Is that any way to fix that in paragraph rule option by creating the new strokes. See below the screenshot for the output needed for every h1. And i know it can be doable by fixing the object style and using the anchor option. My question is is it possible to fix by rule option....?

Thanks in advance,

Kasi

[vinny38]

Hi

Does your square have to be a frame? Do you want to place graphic into it?

If not, you can simply use a custom bullet, here's an example using Fontawesome (Unicode F0c8):

[KuttiNajar]

Hi Vinny,

Thanks for the reply. But,

1. i need to fix the bullet in out of the Margin frame. Is that possible to fix that. If we fix it in inside the marginal, we need to fix the indentation for all the remaining styles. See below the screenshot.
2. Also i have font restriction to use the different fonts. It will show the error in pitstop. Is there any way to use without other type of fonts.

Thanks in advance,

Kasi

[philippanmei]

An anchor option will help you.

Thanks

[tpk1982]

Yes you can do with anchor.. but not with paragraph rule because it dont have rounded corner options..

Vinny said the shortcut method...

if you still need to do with anchor method use find and replace method to place the object for every H1 test.. hope you aware about the method

[vinny38]

Hi

I would use anchored box.

However, here's a workaround using paragraph rules (your text frame width MUST be fixed!).

The idea is to use the paragraph following the H1 to get the 3rd rule that you need:

[KuttiNajar]

Thanks for the reply. Yes, if we have the standard style below head mens it working fine. But we don't have that following style in all the times. We have H1 under H2, H1 under BL, H1 under Extract..... Is that any way to fix it in own style.

[vinny38]

Well, you create a specific paragraph style that will always follow the H1:

[Barb Binder]

If your heads are always a single line and if you are flexible on the rounded corners, you could have a one-click solution with shading:

But that's a lot of "ifs", so just throwing it out there.

[vinny38]

I would add a new if

IF you use at least CC 2015...

[Obi-wan Kenobi]

Hi,

… So simple with a para style if only H1 with 1 line! 

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[Obi-wan Kenobi]

… and just 1 click if more lines! … everywhere!

… but Vinny is right! You'll need ID CC 2015! 

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[Obi-wan Kenobi]

… More obvious in color! 

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[Obi-wan Kenobi]

Only for slackers! 

1 year I write scripts! … My [official] number 100, version B, as gift!

/*
    0100_RoundedCornersParaRules_MichelAllio.jsx [version B]
    Script written by Michel Allio (aka Obi-wan Kenobi)  [2017/02/14]
    See:  https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2277481
    Object:  As said in the script name!  😉
*/
app.doScript("main()", ScriptLanguage.javascript, undefined, UndoModes.ENTIRE_SCRIPT, "Rounded Corners Para Rules! …");
function main() {
    var
        myDoc = app.activeDocument,
        myParas = myDoc.stories.everyItem().paragraphs.everyItem().getElements(),
        myParaStyle = myDoc.paragraphStyles.item("Title"),
        P = myParas.length;
        for ( var p = 0 ; p < P; p++) {
            if (myParas
.appliedParagraphStyle == myParaStyle) {
                var
                Y0 = myParas
.lines[0].endBaseline,
                Y1 = myParas
.endBaseline;
                myParas
.paragraphShadingBottomOffset -= (Y1 - Y0);
                myParas
.ruleBelowOffset -= (Y1 - Y0);
            }
        }
}

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