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It would be practical to be able to know visually which style is applied in a document by showing / hiding / highlighting Paragraph style.
You can see it when you have open the Control or Property Panel or the Style Panels.
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You can see it when you have open the Control or Property Panel or the Style Panels.
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Bonjour Willi Adelberger,
Thank you for this tip. Very useful indeed. Do you know a way to highlight a non-override style in a document?
i.e. I have 27 paragraph styles in a document. I would like to be able to see which text box is using which paragraph style (or not).
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You can see where a paragraph style is used by running a find-change.
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Hi Germain5CBE,
you can tell if there are actually style overrides for paragraph styles or character styles if you turn on the feature Style Override Highlighter. That's the little icon [a+] in the Paragraph Styles panel or in the Character Styles panel.
To highlight what style is used where is a different thing.
By scripting one could make that happen by applying style colors that are not printable to text according to the styles.
Marc Autret once did a script that is able to do this. Don't know if it still works with the current version of InDesign:
StyLighter 1.4 for InDesign CS4/CS5/CS6/CC
Marc Autret, November 22, 2013
https://www.indiscripts.com/post/2013/11/stylighter-1-4-for-indesign-cs4-cs5-cs6-cc
Regards,
Uwe Laubender
( Adobe Community Professional )
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Just tested StyLighter 1.4 with InDesign 2022 version 17.3.0.
This script is still working very well:
Hm. If there are style overrides in the text the override color will obscure the color for the styles:
That could of course be an issue with your document.
So the first task should be to get rid of style overrides.
One strategy could be to use Find/Change:
Find all text where a particular paragraph style is applied.
Change formatting of the text to the exact same paragraph style.
Regards,
Uwe Laubender
( Adobe Community Professional )