Since InDesign version 14.0 x64 (Windows), when creating or updating a TOC, the second heading is directly connected to the first heading without any distance and without chapter number. This only happens if both source headings are in 1 cell.

The proof: Documents made before version 14 have a correct TOC. If I open such a document with version 14 and update the TOC, it will break as mentioned above.

In Table and Cells, stroke color default swatch is [Black]. In this case, overprinting is set even if the overprint check box is off.
However, the diagonal line does not set the overprint even if [Black] swatch is applied.
This is not set unless the check box is checked, so it must be the same as stroke because it behaves differently from stroke.

InDesign 2019 on MacOS 10.13.6

Steps to reproduce
Define table stroke using the proxy in the Control panel (see screenshot) and try to change the Stroke Drawing Order.

Expected result
Stroke Drawing Order "Row Strokes In Front" should be as selected in "Table Options"

Actual result
Row Strokes are not in front. All strokes which are altered using the control panel options remain unchanged.
If a new table is setup using only the menu options (Cell Options > Strokes And Fills) everything works fine.

InDesign 14.0.1

1. Switch to InDesign from another program


2. Select either Selection Tool or Direct Select tool


3. Double click on the text to place a cursor among the text


4. Double click again to select a word

Expected result: quick action from step to step

Actual result: a few seconds of lag

1. Adobe InDesign CC 14.0 (Middle Eastern version -- English يدعم العربية)




2. a. Type this Arabic text: شَيْء غريب




3. b. Create new Index entry for the second word: غريب




4. The Diacritics should stay as they were.




5. Diacritic of the second letter (يْ) goes somewhere else.

1. InDesign CC 13.1 x64




2. This bug happens every time I open an InDesign file that has a typekit font (any typekit font)




3. The typekit font will show as active in my Creative Cloud assets panel. The expected result would be for the file to open with the fonts synced.




4. Actual result: InDesign tells me that the fonts are not synced. The only way to fix it is to close and open the entire program twice.
   The third time the file is opened in the program, InDesign will show that the fonts are synced.

InDesign spell check is randomly not recognising everyday words and when I acknowledge it by clicking Ignore All or Skip, it stops again on the very next word to report an Uncapitalised Sentence. This is happening whether I have the Dictionary set to Proximity or Hunspell.

I cannot find a pattern other than that, but I have now experienced it on ten different InDesign documents. It is very annoying, but I am also left to wonder whether it is actually missing other words that might actually need correction?? PLEASE HELP.

In Indesign 2020, whenever I want to wrap text next to an image, but the text also has an indent the text jumps from the supposed position.
In Indesign 2019 this did not happen. The text was wrapped nicely next to the image, the way you should expect.

My guess what happens here, is that the indent specs are applied not the the edge of the frame, but to the edge of the text. Which corrupts the spacing between the image and the text.

I'm working with the latest 2020 version on iMac with Catalina

After updated to the newest Indesign 2020, word cut/ hyphenate in Thai language become incorrect.

I work on books that often have endnotes in captions or sidebars. The captions/sidebars are always set up as separate frames (and sometimes as anchored objects). Any endnotes in separate frames end up at the end of the endnote list, regardless of where they fall in the page order.

A cross reference sometimes takes up more space than its actual text.

In the attached shows a frame with text with the right side of the text frame visible and the word "with" (above) extending well beyond the 2nd to last line in the frame. The "112" in the picture is a cross reference. When that cross reference is removed and "regular" text is typed in the 112 fits on the line.

Question first posted and confirmed by another here: https://forums.adobe.com/message/10908454#10908454.

This happens in CS6 and in CC2019, 14.0.1 x64.

I have switched Preferences and all other options to English (UK) but the Check Spelling sticks to Arabic. I am not able to change this setting.

Can anyone help?! The Text Wrap function in InDesign is just not available. All I can see is a blank panel. Done the usual restarts etc. but still no joy and getting incredibly frustrating now.

Running latest update of InDesign on MacBook Pro High Sierra 10.13.4

When you apply a large Paragraph Shading to the left or right on multicolumn text, the Shading overlaps the text. (Also obscuring text!)