Paragraph style - how to see what the override rule is

[misty.v]

I have a style override that I actual prefer to the original style. I can't figure out what the difference is and need to see what the rules are for the style override so that I can change everything to that style. 

Thanks in advance for any help. 

Misty

[jmlevy]

You can see what is the difference by hovering (without clicking) the style name in the paragragraph style panel. But you also directly redefine the style with these new attributes:

[misty.v]

Thank you for your reply. 

I'll show examples of what the problem is. Maybe I'm asking the wrong question.

In this first screenshot, I prefer the spacing between the caption and the photo. This style 'Caption2+' has been overridden. 

In this screenshot, the caption is using the original Paragraph style of 'Caption 2'.  I am able to open the panel to see the rules of 'Caption 2', but I can't figure out what is controling that space between the photo and the caption words. 

 

Here is a screenshot when I hover over the 'Caption 2 +'. I don't understand it enough to see what is controlling the space.

 

 Thanks again, 

Misty

[Dave Creamer of IDEAS · Accepted solution]

Select the text frame and look at Object>Text Frame Options. It's probably text inset.

[misty.v]

Yes! Text Frame Options is the controller!

Is there a way to change them all to the same spacing or do I have to check each one individually?

Thank you, 

Misty

[Dave Creamer of IDEAS · Accepted solution]

Set up an Object Style. You can even have it auto-apply the caption style.