Unwanted reflow if a give press enter anywhere in this document

[Ganesh_In]

Hi ALL:

Unwanted reflow if a give press enter anywhere in this document. For example in the below screen If I give enter after stomachache in the next paragraph the word "dirty" comes down. Anyone know the reason behid this issue.

Thanks

Ganesh.R

[John Mensinger]

Line breaks are fluid when you have "Adobe Paragraph Composer" active (Preferences > Advanced Type). At that setting, InDesign optimizes line breaks based on a multi-line analysis. To make it more static, you'd have to use "Adobe Single-line Composer," but this will, in general, make all your paragraph composition less consistent.

[Chad Chelius]

John's right but Paragraph vs. Single-line composer is not an all or nothing proposition. You can switch between paragraph and single-line composer at the paragraph level (i.e. for a specific paragraph. Just click in the paragraph and in the panel menu of the Paragraph panel, choose Single-line composer instead of Paragraph Composer. That should. resolve the problem in which you describe.

[Ganesh_In]

Hi All

Thanks for your reply,

If I changed that particular to single line composer my issue was fixed. If I removed the footnote on that page that issue was also fixed. Apart from Single line composer there is any issue in footnote?

Thanks

Ganesh.R

[Ganesh_In]

Hi ALL

If I cut that paragraph "If your reaction to your..," and paste in text edit and again paste in the sample place in InDesign application file this issue has been fixed. I think there will some junk text in that particular paragraph? or it relates to some unknow bug?

thanks

Ganesh.R

[Eugene Tyson]

Don't press enter - use a Paragraph Spacing.

And use of paragraph styles would ease things considerably, if not already used.

[Ganesh_In]

Hi Eugene

In general we will use paragraph space only, just for testing only I do like that.

Thanks

Ganesh.R

[Chad Chelius]

Keep Options might be a good alternative as well. You can force the entire paragraph to start in the next frame/column/etc.