Merci, Jarek (^/) ... View more

… Could we directly get an array of splineItems containing is an image [… without playing a loop]?  Thanks in advance! (^/) ... View more

… Finally, I don't need it! In your current text para style [I hope you have one!], just insert these 2 grep styles: For Heart/Diamond: Apply char style: "RedCards" [Font: Cards; Color: Red] Grep code: [$%] For Spade/Club: Apply char style: "BlackCards" [Font: Cards; Color: Black] Grep code: [\^£] That's all!  (^/) ... View more

I've not it! Could you send us by WeTransfer or email? What keys do you type to make the 4 glyphs? (^/) ... View more

Simple! Tell me what font you use for the heart and the diamond! (^/) ... View more

Zebbo, is what you mean is: I type a "diamond", so it appears automatically in "red" color, then you continue to type … in current "black" color! Right!? (^/) ... View more

Hi Jarek, If I've understood well, it's more clever to use "splineItems" to directly find all "inline" graphic frames than play with a Grep F/R that will catch all "~a", and so text frames too! Right? … (^/) ... View more

I had not seen the date of your original post!  (^/) ... View more

Hi Jong, There's another trick to control the splitting! … the para settings!  or … Curious to take a look to this para setting [in French]! …  (^/) ... View more

Hi, I don't understand what you mean! Such a footnote behavior is basically totally normal!?  (^/) ... View more

Salut Loïc, Tu fais exactement le même raisonnement que moi !  Un script serait effectivement "approprié" mais, personnellement, je ne le ferai pas gratuitement ! … D'autant qu'une autre approche est totalement jouable : celle que tu préconises !  … Et qui est celle que je préconise aussi, gratuitement !    [m'aurais-tu lu un peu vite !] (^/) ... View more

Not you! I talked about someone whose avatar is "amaarora"! I'll take time to help you later!  (^/) ... View more

No Time now, sorry! And even less time when I see somebody just indicates now as useful Steve Werner's "without interest" comment [post#5]!!!  (^/) ... View more

Hi David, … One of The Jedi's first posts on Adobe InDesign Forum!  Column for heading, column for body text? (^/) ... View more

Some years ago! [March 2014] A simple para style! (^/) ... View more

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Very cool for the other guys who tried to help you previously!!!    I just don't see the relationship with the original question and I'm surprised Bob​ didn't make into his answer some comments in this regard! (^/) ... View more

Not exactly the same!  try with: 0123456789 … and the parenthesis aren't not useful if not other group(s)! Think simple and global! (even if you don't need it!) (^/) ... View more

You can't with a Grep style! Try a F/R: Find: \b\d{6}\b Replace by: 125$0 (^/) ... View more

Hi Uwe, Nice!  … Sometimes, use The Force can be more simple … and automatic!  (^/) ... View more

Hi, What you mean, if I understand well, is, when a table runs on 2 pages [A & B], have a "color" line at the bottom of the first table part [on page A] but not at the top of the second table part [on page B]! Right?  (^/) ... View more

Hi, Post a screenshot of what you expect and sure! Steve​ will tell you if it's a TOC or an Index you need and how to do it!  (^/) ... View more

Just for comment: 2 questions some readers of this topic could ask: Why does Steve Werner [as moderator] and not Thomas Böttiger indicate Jeff Witchel​'s answer as "correct"? … And why not Obi's one(s)! … Because 98% of Steve's studients totally ignore Grep!    [ read:  Indesign - list of contributors in a cookbook​, post#3 ] So, he's totally right! According to Steve, spend hours on a long document to play Jeff's game is absolutely more relevant than play Obi's "out-the-box" solutions, definitely incomprehensible, for 98% of InDesign users, apparently, always according to him, absolutely ignorant of Grep or, even more so, Javascript! So … forget once and for all you could do it just in 1 click or 1 second! … and keep cool!  MTFBWY! (^/) ... View more

"There's a bit of manual labor, so Obi-wan's approach using the Force of GREP is a lot faster and more efficient." … is a beautiful euphemism, Jeff!  (^/)  ... View more

Another approach … when the op wants the same gutter everywhere! MTFBWY!  (^^/) ... View more

Hi, Could you show us a real screenshot? If I understand well, you have this: … and you want that: Of course, no table and 1 click to treat all the doc! … quiet cool!  (^/)  ... View more

If about text, just 5 seconds to make this doc unreadable without loosing its layout … and the issues you could have!!  … I quit your game! (^/) ... View more

Hi, Send us the 5 first pages of your doc [ID file .idml on WeTransfer]! It'll take some seconds to fix your issue! Thanks! (^/) ... View more