Modyfing paragraph style doesn't apply changes

[K26293980rxjj]

Hi!

Each update is a step back, something incredible. I have been working in this program from the very beginning. This time I have a problem with Paragraph Styles. I create a text frame, set parameters, create a new Paragraph Style, apply that style to the next paragraph and it sets the default parameters. When I click to check my style settings, of course there are the parameters I have set.

So, for example: I have Humanist set and in the document it shows me Helvetica. And it is like that every time. Changing the font in a style doesn't change the font in my document at all. Any solution to the problem would be welcome. Thank you.

[Peter Spier]

From your screen shot I cannot tell if the paragraph style you defined is actually applied to the text. Can you show us the text selected and a view of the Control Panel in Paragraph mode, please, as well as in Character mode, to be sure there is no character style applied as well.

[K26293980rxjj]

Probably it is something with the document. When I try to do it on new everything is OK. But I need working on this one. Also, when I copy all elements into a new document problem still exist. Very strange.

[Peter Spier]

You can try exporint to .idml and open that to resave as .indd.

[K26293980rxjj]

IT WORKED!!!!

Save as IDML and then open. Everything is now as should be 🙂

THANKS!

[Peter Spier]

Glad that worked.

[BobLevine]

Please post the file somewhere for us to look at. This kind of thing can be tricky to track down without it.

[K26293980rxjj]

I will try with this IDML trick.

[Willi Adelberger]

What type has your font?

[jmlevy]

Did you check if there is a character style applied by default?

[Laubender]

Hi @jmlevy ,

I think that's already done.

Look at the screenshot the OP is showing.

We need the document to tell what's going on…

Regards,
Uwe Laubender
( Adobe Community Expert )

[jmlevy]

Oh yes, you are absolutely right, I did not pay attention to the screenshots.

[K26293980rxjj]

I checked, NONE.