Nice video. Does anyone know how to apply a GREP style change from a specific word in a paragraph of text and have that new style remain until the next (.) full stop?
If you want to apply a GREP style from a specific word in a paragraph until the next full stop (period), you can follow these steps: 1. Create a Character Style: - Go to the Character Styles panel (Window > Styles > Character Styles). - Click on the New Character Style button at the bottom of the panel to create a new character style and set the desired formatting. 2. Create a Paragraph Style with a GREP Style: - Go to the Paragraph Styles panel (Window > Styles > Paragraph Styles). - If you don't already have a paragraph style for your text, create one by clicking on the New Paragraph Style button. - With the paragraph style selected, click on the "Paragraph Style Options" button (a small icon with a square and a pencil at the bottom of the panel). - In the Paragraph Style Options dialog, go to the GREP Style tab. 3. Add a GREP Style: - Click on the "New GREP Style" button. - In the GREP Style dialog, choose the character style you created in step 1 from the "Apply Style" dropdown menu. - In the "To Text" field, you will need to enter a GREP expression that targets the text from a specific word until the next full stop. This can be a bit tricky, as GREP expressions are quite complex. 4. Enter the GREP Expression: - To apply the style from a specific word, you would first need to identify that word. Let's say the word is "apple". - The GREP expression to find text from "apple" to the next full stop might look something like this: `(?
Hi 👋 I have some questions about indesign please 1- Can we make multiple change at once? Like putting a nonbreaking space on all punctuation marks in one klick (by GREP or Script) 2- Can we make several styles when selecting all, such as the beginning of the paragraph in bold and the text in a specific style I am waiting your answer Thank you 🙏
The question mark acts as a wildcard that matches any single character, allowing you to create more flexible and dynamic text formatting rules in GREP.
Thanks a lot for the feedback! I have already started zooming in on all my videos, off late, but you're right, particularly with people who watch videos on their mobile phones, it might be difficult to understand.
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Nice video. Does anyone know how to apply a GREP style change from a specific word in a paragraph of text and have that new style remain until the next (.) full stop?
If you want to apply a GREP style from a specific word in a paragraph until the next full stop (period), you can follow these steps:
1. Create a Character Style:
- Go to the Character Styles panel (Window > Styles > Character Styles).
- Click on the New Character Style button at the bottom of the panel to create a new character style and set the desired formatting.
2. Create a Paragraph Style with a GREP Style:
- Go to the Paragraph Styles panel (Window > Styles > Paragraph Styles).
- If you don't already have a paragraph style for your text, create one by clicking on the New Paragraph Style button.
- With the paragraph style selected, click on the "Paragraph Style Options" button (a small icon with a square and a pencil at the bottom of the panel).
- In the Paragraph Style Options dialog, go to the GREP Style tab.
3. Add a GREP Style:
- Click on the "New GREP Style" button.
- In the GREP Style dialog, choose the character style you created in step 1 from the "Apply Style" dropdown menu.
- In the "To Text" field, you will need to enter a GREP expression that targets the text from a specific word until the next full stop. This can be a bit tricky, as GREP expressions are quite complex.
4. Enter the GREP Expression:
- To apply the style from a specific word, you would first need to identify that word. Let's say the word is "apple".
- The GREP expression to find text from "apple" to the next full stop might look something like this: `(?
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Thanks, it's much clearer to me now
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Hi 👋
I have some questions about indesign please
1- Can we make multiple change at once? Like putting a nonbreaking space on all punctuation marks in one klick (by GREP or Script)
2- Can we make several styles when selecting all, such as the beginning of the paragraph in bold and the text in a specific style
I am waiting your answer
Thank you 🙏
Yes that is possible using styles.
Great tutorial, the best.
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Wonderful tutorial!!
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So you type .+? (but why? what does the questionmark do?)
The question mark acts as a wildcard that matches any single character, allowing you to create more flexible and dynamic text formatting rules in GREP.
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Can't understand the language bro.
@@CreativityGarage It is russian. "Good tutorial!" Thank you!
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I want to apply a style to all prices £xx.xx but the document also includes x.x% and I want to avoid those being formatted. Any ideas?
I think you can achieve that with character style
Good but you should zoom the video. Its looked small.
Thanks a lot for the feedback! I have already started zooming in on all my videos, off late, but you're right, particularly with people who watch videos on their mobile phones, it might be difficult to understand.