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1. Bug in Merge paragraph borders

   There is a bug in merge paragraph borders of CC 13.1. In thread text frames, the border is displayed immediately after end of paragraph.

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   Under Review  ·  amaarora responded

   Hi,
   Am moving this issue as a feature request. The idea here is to achieve an effect like: https://app.box.com/s/2eflfbxwychhln9f34tpf0yyw898w5dh

   Currently this can be done by turning off the bottom border of the last frame and top border of the first frame.

   -Aman

2. XML structures and footnotes/endnotes

   This is a point which was subject of lot of discussion since years in several forums. Even this uservoice mentions it (partly) sometime but obviously it hasn't been considered at all.
   In InDesign, a footnote can't contain xml structures.
   In InDesign, it is not possible to map an xml element to the footnote object.
   This is really weird, since:
   a) mapping XML element to an InDesign object is something exiting already for tables thanks to attribute aid:table. So why not having set an attribute aid:note, with values "footnote" and "endnote" and implementing this?
   b) footnotes and endnotes can contain by nature various content such lists, tables, references, etc. which are, in the scope of a XML publishing workflow, subject to specific tagging. In other words, allowing tags in these contents is really a must have. Again in table cells - which are a specific object too, xml tagging is allowed.

   That point plus the lack of management of mathml, is seriously blocking the use of InDesign in the scope of structured content workflow.
   Which is a pity since in the meantime Framemaker - done for structured content - has itself serious lack in its rendering capabilities.

   This is a point which was subject of lot of discussion since years in several forums. Even this uservoice mentions it (partly) sometime but obviously it hasn't been considered at all.
   In InDesign, a footnote can't contain xml structures.
   In InDesign, it is not possible to map an xml element to the footnote object.
   This is really weird, since:
   a) mapping XML element to an InDesign object is something exiting already for tables thanks to attribute aid:table. So why not having set an attribute aid:note, with values "footnote" and "endnote" and implementing this?
   b) footnotes and endnotes can contain by… more

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   Under Review  ·  amaarora responded

   Thanks for reporting the issue.
   We will review it shortly.

   -InDesign Team

3. Uncheck Shared Hyperlink Destination by default

   In the panel 'New Hyperlink' the box 'Shared Hyperlink Destination' is by default checked. I always (must) uncheck it. Two questions: can I reset these default-settings somewhere. (I think not - but I'll like to do that). There is no possibility to put this check on/off under a shortcut. That should be nice for automation-purpose.

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4. Outlining text removes underlines (line above and below)

   When supplying PDFs to printers they often/always require all text to be outlined. If you put an underline on any text and than go 'Type > Create Outlines', only the text becomes outlined and it completely removes any underline (line above and below that I've setup in paragraph styles). Expected results: To have the text outlined and retain the line above/below.

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   Under Review  ·  AdminRavi Kiran (Senior Lead Quality Engineer, Adobe InDesign) responded

   Thanks for reporting this issue. We understand why the present behavior is not desirable for your needs.
   We are going to consider this as a Feature Request. Accordingly, we’ve moved this to the Feature Request category in Uservoice.

   Thanks,
   Adobe InDesign team

5. Defining a Drop Cap

   If you define a Drop Cap in a paragraph style WITH a character style and also define a nested style, if there is a single letter word starting the paragraph, the nested style does not recognize it and will apply the nested style to an additional word beyond the deliminator. For example, a nested style through 3 words will apply to the first 4 if the paragraph starts with "I[space]" or "A[space]". It does not do this if [none] is chosen from the character style dropdown in Drop Caps, but only if one is chosen (even when nothing is defined in the character style). See attached image. Nothing is defined in chosen character style <dropcap>.

   If you define a Drop Cap in a paragraph style WITH a character style and also define a nested style, if there is a single letter word starting the paragraph, the nested style does not recognize it and will apply the nested style to an additional word beyond the deliminator. For example, a nested style through 3 words will apply to the first 4 if the paragraph starts with "I[space]" or "A[space]". It does not do this if [none] is chosen from the character style dropdown in Drop Caps, but only if one is chosen (even when nothing is defined… more

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   Under Review  ·  amaarora responded

   Hi,
   Thanks for reporting this issue.
   However this behaviour seems to prevail since quite a long time.

   I have marked it NeedsReview for consideration in the coming versions of InDesign.

   -Aman