Peter, your reduced script is doing nothing for me. I have figure out to use a catch (_) to ignore the error. I like the idea of a variable for the adjust. I’ll probably create a popup for it. Now how can it modify also ObStyles inside folders? try { var myObjectStyle; var adjust = -3; for (var i = 1; i < app.activeDocument.objectStyles.length; i++){ myObjectStyle = app.activeDocument.objectStyles.item(i); if (myObjectStyle.enableTransformAttributes == true && myObjectStyle.transformAttributeOptions.transformAttrY - adjust > 0) { myObjectStyle.transformAttributeOptions.transformAttrY += adjust; } } } catch (_) { }   ... View more

Arnis Rugājs come up with this snippet in a Facebook group. The base of it is there, just need an escape when the Y Offset is not enable or the value go lower than 0. Also need a way to set units measurment. var doc = app.activeDocument; var myObjectStyle; for (var i = 1; i < doc.objectStyles.length; i++){ myObjectStyle = doc.objectStyles.item(i); if (myObjectStyle.enableTransformAttributes == true && myObjectStyle.transformAttributeOptions.transformAttrY){ myObjectStyle.transformAttributeOptions.transformAttrY -= 3; } }   ... View more

Sure it will be better... but my knowledge of Javascript is limited.  🙂  ... View more

I was able to introduce an override to frames with a specific ObStyle using this: // Define the object style name you want to target var targetStyleName = "name_here"; // Define the amount to change the Y value (in mm) var yOffset = -3; // Get a reference to the current InDesign document var doc = app.activeDocument; // Set the document's ruler units to points app.scriptPreferences.measurementUnit = MeasurementUnits.MILLIMETERS; // Loop through all the page items in the document for (var i = 0; i < doc.pageItems.length; i++) { var pageItem = doc.pageItems[i]; // Check if the page item has an applied object style if (pageItem.appliedObjectStyle !== null && pageItem.appliedObjectStyle.name == targetStyleName) { // Change the Y value by the specified amount pageItem.move(undefined, [0, yOffset]); } } // Alert when the process is completed alert("Frames with object style '" + targetStyleName + "' have been moved by " + Math.abs(yOffset) + " millimeters."); ... View more

That's my conclusion so far. ... View more

Thanks! That’s what I’m thinking also. But It’s a real pain to get clear informations about it online or someone from Adobe available to explain it. ... View more

That’s not an option. That’s a lack of functionnality... 🙂  ... View more

Figma can import Sketch but can’t import Illustrator .AI or Photoshop .PSD document. Something that XD does beautifully. ... View more

Usually you will use radio button for this. But if you want to acheive the same behvior with checkbox, give them the same field’s name, BUT with different Export Value. ... View more

@Pete.Green  If you ever decide to explore why the mesurements are not rendered correctly. Also consider allowing the rendering of grid with a single plane in teh filter. ... View more

Hi @HARSHIKA_VERMA, this is on MacOS. Thanks for any update on this back from the InDesign team. ... View more

Pete,  My photoshop unit was in mm, but I get the same results with any measurements.  You will find a video of my steps (nothing unusual). https://shared-assets.adobe.com/link/a3cd0826-ccc3-475c-7925-4ca8571624c1 So far, this was the same rsults in 2021, 2022, 2023 and beta on differents computer. I only was able to render it correctly on my old computer with CS6Extended and CC2015.5. ... View more

Hello @Anshul_Saini ' I’m having the same issues right now on both ID CC2023, and CC 2022 at the same time. 2023 in English and 2022 in french. I have followed ALL your steps but nothing fix it. Since this is a year old suggestions, do you have a more clean/proofed way to fix this? Thanks! ... View more

Wrong alert! I quite InDesign and relaunch it. It’s working fine as expected. ... View more

It’s definitely a bug in InDesign since it is also working perfectly in BBEdit too. ... View more

I suspect it’s a bug in InDesign, since like we can see in the image below from regex101, it perfectly working... ... View more

\[.+|\G.+?\K,(?=[^\[\]]*\]) Follow the same logic has for ( ) \(.+|\G.+?\K,(?=[^()]*\)) but for some unknown mysteries, it is not working for [ ] ... View more

You can get a visual representation of any Regex from one of theses web site: https://lehollandaisvolant.net/tout/tools/regex/ or https://www.debuggex.com/ They are not fully compatible with all the InDesign GREP flavor, but for a visual guy like me I found them pretty useful. ... View more