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Hi,
I've set up nested styles in InDesign so that when pasting in a Bible passage, it automatically puts all the numbers as small at the beginning of each verse. However, there are rare occasions when numbers are mentioned as part of the text that just need to be regular size (e.g. 20 gallons of water). How do I remove the nested style just for that number?
A screenshot is attached to show how it looks, and I've highlighted where I'd like the numbers to be normal. (FYI I have InDesign CS5)
Thank you!
Thank you. Sorry, I've realised I've overcomplicated what I need to do. I didn't realise I could just change the style for the highlighted section, I though I had to disable the nested style somehow. I will just change the style manually for these numbers, rather than worry about it being factored into the nested styles.
Thanks for your time.
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If we know a precise diferences between those two types of numbers in your file we can help you.
For example, if the superscript digits could be find only after the dot + space and before a capital letter and without space?
Could the normal numbers be find after the dot and before a capital letter? If they could, is there a space after the numbers?
Can you give us other differences between those numbers?
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Thank you. Sorry, I've realised I've overcomplicated what I need to do. I didn't realise I could just change the style for the highlighted section, I though I had to disable the nested style somehow. I will just change the style manually for these numbers, rather than worry about it being factored into the nested styles.
Thanks for your time.
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