Got a lot of styles. Paragraph, Character, etc. styles. The Quick Apply helps to quickly find the the ones i need. So it would be nice that the last (maybe 5) styles that i searched will be on top of that Quick Apply window.

Or create a new window, and put the most used styles in there.

Allow the justification options within character styles.

Quite often I have different typefaces in one paragraph, which need individual values for the justification of word and/or character spacing. But I can only do the justification for a whole paragraph with exactly one font, ignoring all the other contained typefaces. This leads to word spaces, which are way too narrow or too wide in parts of a paragraph (see the top image). If I could adjust justification options in character styles as I can do in paragraph styles, the problem would be solved!

Current state:
If I open a style group in a styles panel, save, close and reopen the document all style groups are closed by default.

Feature modification request:
Save the state of a style group, open or closed, when saving a document.

This should be done to all panels that allow for style groups.

Regards,
Uwe Laubender
( ACP )

Would love to add a feature to do revision clouds (for architectural plans and presentations) like adobe acrobat has

Add the ability to name or grep-styles.
Grep queries are not human friendly, and it can be hard to "read" and understand them. A option to label them would be great.

When we have changes in layouts or designs it is a pain to edit all the paragraph styles individually. Please make it possible to edit them all at once.

Example: 10 paragraph styles in one doc all with the same font. Customer wants to change the font.

Please make it so that hyphenated words always break at the hyphen when they break between lines.

I want to set the default stroke weight to Zero and the alignment to Inside. You can't do this. If you set default weight to Zero the default alignment setting is grayed out. So every time I have to add a stroke to a box I have to change the stroke alignment or it increases the size of the box. (If the default stroke weight is anything other than zero you CAN set the default alignment. Setting the alignment and then changing the stroke back to zero doesn't work. The default of Center returns.)

Please make an object style option to include rotation with a reference point.

We should have an option to apply object styles on import. There used to be a script that would do this but it isn't updated anymore. The ability to load a place brush and choose an object style for each page as i place them would be a tremendous time saving workflow for importing long documents. If we could somehow build that into "multi-page Importer" that would add pages to my document on import, too, it would be perfect.

1. The ability to specify a specific measured width for paragraph shading in pica, inches or whatever is the standard unit for the document.


2. The ability to extend shading through continuous paragraphs. (i.e. If two consecutive paragraphs have the same paragraph style (with shading) that there is no gap between the paragraphs. Currently you have to use offset to extend these.

Add GREP match code in Search/Replace for specific styles with something like:
(CharacterStyle:[StyleName])

Under Paragraph Rules, we have the option to increase the indent from the left or the right, it would be nice to just dictate overall length of size

Add in Adobe illustrators stroke profiles to indesign. The amount of times I've wanted to do a stroke in indesign with tapered ends and had to open Ai just for that one additional feature of control is too high

Object Styles (Size and Position) Reference point is now only possible from te left and top side of a page or margin.
Please make it possible to set from bottom and/or right side of page or margin or spread.

In the FIND option, add the ability to find/replace paragraphs with overrides.

Add an option to the paragraph styles panel to view paragraphs sorted by the "based on" property.

I'm thinking something visually like the way illustrator displays groups and groups within groups, on the layer panel.

This will save a great deal of time opening and closing paragraph style panels to find out which styles are based on others before you make an edit to one of them. Instead you will be able to near instantly tell which other styles will be affected by your change to one style.