mark everything after certain word using GREP

[Nima S.]

Hi there,
I'm trying to select some parts of a paragraph using GREP. I have a textbox with two paragraphs, and I like to style the last part differently. To be exact, everything that came after the word "Graphem-" till the end of the paragraph.
That is what it currently looks like for me.
Can anyone help?
Thanks

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[Nima S.]

Unfortunately, I was not able to edit my post afterward and also forgot to send the screenshot.
So here it is.

[Scott Falkner]

Use this as your GREP term…

(?<=Graphem-).+

[Nima S.]

I tried it out, but it didn't work. Maybe because I have a forced linebreak in there. 🤷‍:male_sign:

[jmlevy · Accepted solution]

Add this to your GREP: (?s)

By the way, you forgot the hyphen in your GREP

[Nima S.]

Ok, that seems to be working. I also put " Graphem-" at the beginning, so "Graphem-" is also selected.
And what is (?s) stand for?

[Nima S.]

Oh, nevermind. I just found it out. Thanks again.