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1. When using “Paragraph Borders and Shading” on a frame grid, it is incorrect to base them on the grid attributes possessed by the frame grid

   InDesign Version CC2018 or newer

   1. “Paragraph Borders and Shading” are usually generated based on the outline of the glyphs in the paragraph to which they are applied.
      This is true even if they are grid-aligned on a text frame (Figure 1-a, right).
      However, when the same settings are made on a frame grid, for some reason, they are generated based on the grid attributes of the frame grid, not the glyph outlines.
      This always occurs based on the grid attribute of the frame grid, regardless of whether the text in the frame grid is grid-aligned or not (Figure 1-a left).
      The “Paragraph Borders and Shading” setting in Figure 1-a is the same for both (Figure 1-b).
      In Japanese typesetting, such operation is rarely used.
      In particular, it is never done when paragraphs that are not grid-aligned are mixed within a frame grid.
      For this reason, “Paragraph Borders and Shading”cannot be used when using a frame grid.

   2. Then, it is not so if “Paragraph Borders and Shading” can be somehow operated as long as they are grid-aligned in the frame grid.
      In Figure 2-a, it can be seen that the "Paragraph Border" that occurs in the right and left paragraphs is different.
      Both the right and the left have the same settings (Figure 2-b).
      The only difference is whether it is at the top of the paragraph or in the middle.
      This phenomenon occurs when the “Gyodori”setting is used.

   From the above two points, I believe that the developer does not understand how the “Paragraph Borders and Shading” should occur on the frame grid at all.
   “Paragraph Borders and Shading” should occur on the frame grid, just as it does on a text frame, based on glyph outlines, and should not be affected by grid attributes.

   「段落の囲み罫と背景色」をフレームグリッド上で使用するとき、フレームグリッドの持つグリッド属性を基準にするのは間違っている

   1.　「段落の囲み罫と背景色」は、通常は適用した段落のグリフの外形を基準として発生する。
   これは、テキストフレームでグリッド揃えをしていても同様である（図1-a右）。
   しかし、フレームグリッド上で同じ設定をすると、なぜかグリフの外形ではなく、フレームグリッドの持つグリッド属性を基準として発生してしまう。
   これはフレームグリッド内のテキストが、グリッド揃えをしていてもしていなくても、必ずフレームグリッドのグリッド属性を基準に発生してしまう（図1-a左）。
   図1-aで設定している「段落の囲み罫と背景色」の設定はどちらも同じである（図1-b）。
   日本語の組版上、そのような運用をすることはまずない。
   特に、フレームグリッド内に、グリッド揃えをしない段落を混在させるときには、絶対にしない。
   このため、フレームグリッドを使用している時には、事実上「段落の囲み罫と背景色」は使用できない。

   2.　ではフレームグリッド内でグリッド揃えをしていれば、「段落の囲み罫と背景色」は何とか運用できるのかというと、そうではない。
   図2-aでは、右と左の段落で、発生している「段落の囲み罫」が異なることが見て取れるだろう。
   右も左も同じ設定である（図2-b）。
   違うのは、段落の最上部にあるか、半ばにあるかだけである。
   この現象は、「段落の行取り」設定をしているときに発生する。

   上記の2つの点から、開発者はフレームグリッド上で「段落の囲み罫と背景色」がどのように発生するべきかを全く理解していないと考えられる。
   「段落の囲み罫と背景色」は、フレームグリッド上であっても、テキストフレーム上と同じように、グリフ外形を基準として発生するべきで、グリッド属性に左右されてはいけない。

   InDesign Version CC2018 or newer

   1. “Paragraph Borders and Shading” are usually generated based on the outline of the glyphs in the paragraph to which they are applied.
      This is true even if they are grid-aligned on a text frame (Figure 1-a, right).
      However, when the same settings are made on a frame grid, for some reason, they are generated based on the grid attributes of the frame grid, not the glyph outlines.
      This always occurs based on the grid attribute of the frame grid, regardless of whether the text in the frame grid is grid-aligned or not (Figure 1-a left).… more

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2. [Break in CC 2018] Text frame properties lost when copying and pasting frames across document

   I have a document that uses top justification in a text frame, and bottom justification in another text frame. When I copy these frames, with or without any other objects, into a new document (think business card imposition), the bottom justification changes to top justification, altering the layout of the document.

   I have reset my preferences, and tried the fixes described here: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2402361 and here https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2401857

   With no success.

   Attached is a 1UP file (Original with mixed justification) and a 24UP file (with resulting error)

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   Closed: Fixed  ·  AdminRavi Kiran (Senior Lead Quality Engineer, Adobe InDesign) responded

   Fix is available in version 13.1 of InDesign.
   Please update to the latest version available to you via Creative Cloud Desktop application.

   Thanks,
   Adobe InDesign team

3. New defined Character Color in Paragraph Style not visible

   1. Version of Adobe InDesign, InCopy or InDesign Server
      Adobe InDesign CC Version 2017.1 Build 12.1.0.56
      MAC OS X Yosemite 10.10.5

   2. Steps to reproduce the issues
      Create a new Paragraph Style
      Go to Character Color tab
      Create new color with a double click in the black square
      Define some values for C/M/Y/K and click OK

   3. Expected result
      The new color shoud show up at the end of the existing color list

   4. Actual result
      The new Color don’t show up
      After changing to another tab and back the color show up

   5. Test file, screenshot, video or GIF capturing the issue (optional)
      Video (in German) > https://youtu.be/9W9BVGGpMCQ

   1. Version of Adobe InDesign, InCopy or InDesign Server
      Adobe InDesign CC Version 2017.1 Build 12.1.0.56
      MAC OS X Yosemite 10.10.5

   2. Steps to reproduce the issues
      Create a new Paragraph Style
      Go to Character Color tab
      Create new color with a double click in the black square
      Define some values for C/M/Y/K and click OK

   3. Expected result
      The new color shoud show up at the end of the existing color list

   4. Actual result
      The new Color don’t show up
      After changing to another tab and back the color show up

   5. Test file, screenshot, video or GIF capturing the issue (optional)
      Video… more

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   Closed: Fixed  ·  Abhinav Kaushik responded

   The fix for this issue is now available in the latest update 14.0.2 of InDesign 2019.
   If you are unable to see the update notification yet, open the menu (three dots) from the top-right of Creative Cloud desktop application and click on ‘Check For App Updates’.
   Once the update button is shown against InDesign, click on the button to update to Id 14.0.2.

   If you face any problems with the new update, do let us know in the comments.
   https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/kb/fixed-issues.html

4. Defining a stroke beginning with a gap does not work

   If you define a stroke you can set the length of the first stroke to zero. But as you can see in the screenshot there is still some stroke visible.

   Best solution: Make a "zero stroke" possible, a stroke which starts with a gap.

   Second best solution: Change the minimum in the "length"-field to something > 0.

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   Under Review  ·  amaarora responded

   Thanks for reporting.
   We will review the issue

   -InDesign Team

5. Style Override Highlighter not highlighted when in use

   When I make some style changes in my text, the "Style Override Highlighter" marks theses changes. Great feature, no problem at all.

   But when I 1) quit InDesign and 2) start it again, the changed text is highlighted but the "Style Override Highlighter" icon [+a] is highlighted not at all.

   Solution shortcurt: Click on [+a] in character style panel, then on [+a] in paragraph style panel and it should behave the way it should. But it would be better if it'd be working the way it should.

   German InDesign 2020, Mac OSX 10.14.16

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   Closed: Not Reproducible  ·  amaarora responded

   Hi,
   Since for most of issue the issue no longer occurs, or is resolved after cleaning InDesign cache and preferences, we are closing the issue

   Thanks

6. Applying a paragraph style causes text to appear duplicated on screen, but it's not really.

   CC 2018, OS High Sierra, both most current, brand new install on a brand new iMac Pro.

   If I apply a style using a key command, 90% of the time the text from the cursor down goes crazy, looks duplicated. But if I hit the key command again, or click off the paragraph, or scroll, it goes away and is normal. So it's not really duplicating anything as far as I can tell. I screen captured exactly what it looks like.

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   Under Review  ·  Abhinav Kaushik responded

   Thank you for reporting the issue to us.
   We are currently reviewing it.
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7. Overrides are not preserved when importing and overwriting object style

   version 19.3.0.58
   But it happens in everything after CC2018

   When I update object styles on import or book sync, size and position options do not retain overrides. What is currently known is Width, Height, X, Y in Size and Position Options.

   Reproduction steps

   1. Create a document
   2. Create object style
   3. Set Width, Height, X, Y of Size and Position Options as desired.
   4. Save document
   5. Open the document that duplicated 4.
   6. Create an object and apply the object style from 2.
   7. Change to any position and size (override)
   8. Import and update the object style in 2. from the document in 1.
   9. The object in 7. does not retain its size and position and is returned to the style settings.

   Expected behavior
   8. As a result, the size and position will remain as they were before the style update.

   There was a similar post, but the content didn't exactly match, so I posted a new one.
   https://indesign.uservoice.com/forums/601180-adobe-indesign-bugs/suggestions/42713450-certain-overrides-on-objects-styles-do-not-hold-wh

   Hope for improvement.

   〈にほんご / Japanese〉
   バージョン 19.3.0.58
   しかしCC2018以降すべてで起こる

   インポーティングやブックの同期でオブジェクトスタイルを更新すると、サイズと位置のオプションはオーバーライドを保持しない。現在判明しているのはSize and Position Optionsの中のWidth, Height, X, Y

   再現手順

   1. ドキュメントを作成
   2. オブジェクトスタイルを作成
   3. Size and Position OptionsのWidth, Height, X, Yを任意に設定
   4. ドキュメントを保存
   5. 4. を複製したドキュメントを開く
   6. オブジェクトを作成、2. のオブジェクトスタイルを適用
   7. 任意の位置、サイズに変更（オーバーライドする）
   8. 1. のドキュメントから2. のオブジェクトスタイルをインポートして更新
   9. 7. のオブジェクトはサイズと位置を保持せず、スタイルの設定値に戻されてしまう

   期待される挙動
   8. の結果、サイズと位置はスタイル更新前の状態を保持すること

   類似した投稿はあったが、内容が完全に一致しないため新たにポストした。

   改善を希望しちゃう。

   version 19.3.0.58
   But it happens in everything after CC2018

   When I update object styles on import or book sync, size and position options do not retain overrides. What is currently known is Width, Height, X, Y in Size and Position Options.

   Reproduction steps

   1. Create a document
   2. Create object style
   3. Set Width, Height, X, Y of Size and Position Options as desired.
   4. Save document
   5. Open the document that duplicated 4.
   6. Create an object and apply the object style from 2.
   7. Change to any position and size (override)
   8. Import and update the object style in 2. from the document in 1.
   9. The… more
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8. ICML export doesn't preserve the paragraph styles of endnotes.

   1. Adobe InDesign 14.0.2
   2. Export a story containing endnotes as ICML
   3. Endnotes should be styled properly
   4. Endnotes lose the applied paragraph style
   5. UserVoice will not allow me to attach an IDML or INDD file. I can email it if needed.

   What this means is that anyone using InCopy will lose the paragraph styling of their endnotes.

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   Thanks for reporting the issue. We are looking into it

   -InDesign Team

9. Unequal inset values in an Object Style don't display in a text frame if corners are rounded

   If you use an object style with unequal inset spacing and apply it to a text frame, the unequal spacing is ignore and made uniform.

   Steps to recreate:
   1. Create an Object Style
   2. Go to 'Text Frame General Options' for that style
   3. Set unequal values for 'Inset Spacing'
   4. Go to 'Stroke & Corner Cptions'
   5. In 'Corner Options' set 'Rounded'
   6. Create a Text Frame
   7. Fill Text Frame with placeholder text
   8. Apply Object Style to Text Frame

   Result: unequal inset spacing is ignored.

   If you apply unequal inset spacing manually there are no problems — unless you apply a corner rounding greater than 6mm, at which point unequal spacing is ignored.

   I've attached an InDesign file which demonstrates all of this.

   As an addendum to this: object styles seem quite buggy generally. For example, if you set an initial paragraph style and select 'apply next' then later edit the paragraph style, the text frame doesn't always display the changes.

   If you use an object style with unequal inset spacing and apply it to a text frame, the unequal spacing is ignore and made uniform.

   Steps to recreate:
   1. Create an Object Style
   2. Go to 'Text Frame General Options' for that style
   3. Set unequal values for 'Inset Spacing'
   4. Go to 'Stroke & Corner Cptions'
   5. In 'Corner Options' set 'Rounded'
   6. Create a Text Frame
   7. Fill Text Frame with placeholder text
   8. Apply Object Style to Text Frame

   Result: unequal inset spacing is ignored.

   If you apply unequal inset spacing manually there are no problems —… more

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   Resolved For User  ·  AdminRavi Kiran (Senior Lead Quality Engineer, Adobe InDesign) responded

   It is not possible to have unequal inset spacing and corners other than none as they can’t go together.
   It is designed this way.

   —
   InDesign team

10. Drop CAP Extends to the Next Paragraph

    When a paragraph using a drop initial has fewer lines than what is indicated in the drop initial dialog, the following paragraph indents for as many lines as is missing in the previous drop initial paragraph, even if the following paragraph has space between it and the preceding drop initial paragraph.

    The attached example shows a 1 line paragraph with drop a initial set up as 2 lines. The next paragraph indents.

    I think it very odd that the drop initial formatting goes beyond the paragraph to which it is applied. Took me a bit to figure out where the mystery indent was coming from in the paragraph after the drop initial paragraph.

    When a paragraph using a drop initial has fewer lines than what is indicated in the drop initial dialog, the following paragraph indents for as many lines as is missing in the previous drop initial paragraph, even if the following paragraph has space between it and the preceding drop initial paragraph.

    The attached example shows a 1 line paragraph with drop a initial set up as 2 lines. The next paragraph indents.

    I think it very odd that the drop initial formatting goes beyond the paragraph to which it is applied. Took me a bit to figure out where the… more

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11. Merging Border not apply correctly on different paragraphs of the same style

    Indesign CC 2019 (14.0.3)

    The borders don't merge on different paragraphs of the same style , although "merge borders" is checked in the paragraph style. The borders leave a line in the center of the text.

    It's not happen everytime but the bug remains on the PDF export.

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12. Object Style Options: XY Offset < 1440

    MacOS High Sierra
    InDesignCC 2018 13.1

    When setting up Object Style Options > Size and position options > Position > Adjust X OR Y,
    it’s impossible to manually enter any value bigger than 1440 px (pt), regardless of page size.

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    Thanks for reporting this issue. We’re reviewing it.

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13. Nested styles no longer working.

    InDesign 2021

    Used to be able to set a nested style up to or through any specific character (for example a : . Now that option is not working any more. Can only select from the drop down menu. Can work around with a grep style but it's not as easy to get it right.

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14. Extra, unwanted details appearing in paragraph styles (borders and shading)

    Full details posted here: https://community.adobe.com/t5/InDesign/Paragraph-Styles-including-paragraph-border-and-paragraph/m-p/10741537#M162568

    When I copy a paragraph style from another document, OR copy styled text, and then attempt to edit the paragraph style, elements related to paragraph borders and paragraph shading suddenly appear in the paragraph style. This happens even though paragraph borders and shading are turned OFF. I suppose it's not affecting the style, because it's not turning them on, but they style is overly cluttered and messy and is mucking up our shared group template.

    I'm working primarily in CC2018, but also replicated the problem in CC2020.

    I've tried a clean install of software, as well as deleting caches/prefs.

    Full details posted here: https://community.adobe.com/t5/InDesign/Paragraph-Styles-including-paragraph-border-and-paragraph/m-p/10741537#M162568

    When I copy a paragraph style from another document, OR copy styled text, and then attempt to edit the paragraph style, elements related to paragraph borders and paragraph shading suddenly appear in the paragraph style. This happens even though paragraph borders and shading are turned OFF. I suppose it's not affecting the style, because it's not turning them on, but they style is overly cluttered and messy and is mucking up our shared group template.

    I'm working primarily in CC2018, but also replicated the problem in CC2020.

    I've tried a clean install of software, as… more

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15. character styles in Table of Contents

    Not sure if this is a bug or a feature.

    It is a best practice, if you use running headers, to apply a character style to a selected subset of a heading, for example, HeadText1 for a first-level heading, and HeadText2 for a second-level heading, so that the header just shows basically a short title for the heading. You define the header to contain two text variables, first Heading1 that picks up, for example, the first instance of the text marked with HeadText1, and Heading2 that picks up the last instance of HeadText2. Works great, and I have a post at https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2602190 that shows how to do this. (HeadText1 and HeadText2 character styles apply nothing but the name, they don't change the text at all; they are just to tell the headers which subset of the Heading1 or Heading1 to put into the header at the top of the page.)

    The problem is that when you generate a Table of Contents, the header will pick up HeadText2 and insert in the header, as the entries in the Table of Contents all have the HeadText1 and HeadText2 character styles. While keeping character styles is a good default… people might want to keep them in the Table of Contents… there should be a checkbox for "strip character styles" for documents where you are using this best practice for running headers.

    See: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2628881

    Not sure if this is a bug or a feature.

    It is a best practice, if you use running headers, to apply a character style to a selected subset of a heading, for example, HeadText1 for a first-level heading, and HeadText2 for a second-level heading, so that the header just shows basically a short title for the heading. You define the header to contain two text variables, first Heading1 that picks up, for example, the first instance of the text marked with HeadText1, and Heading2 that picks up the last instance of HeadText2. Works great, and I have a post… more

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16. Paragraph style changes when copy/pasting

    Indesign 13.1/13.0.1, macOS, UTS 6.1.5

    When copy-pasting text or text frames from one document to another or even in the same document, paragraph style is changed to "standard copy".
    The correct paragraph style is present, allocated and identical in all documents.
    The paragraph style "standard"/"standard copy" is not present in any document (german version) before copy-pasting.

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17. InDesign CC2023 forces paragraph in overset

    Since the update to InDesign v18.0 (CC2023) the first line of a Paragraph with custom Bullet (Numbering) text, gets forced in overset when the first word is longer than 8-9 characters. They don't flow to the next paragraph and there is still enough space to keep the word in the Text Frame.
    In the example you'll see two Text Frames with one with the word "Duurzaamheid" cut in two and the second in overset with no space between "Duur" and "zaamheid" wich forces everything in overset. In InDesign 17.4 everything works as desired. Uploading an InDesign-file was not possible so you can download the file here: https://shared-assets.adobe.com/link/0a625433-b9e6-45ae-7b5d-c80e212e3560

    Since the update to InDesign v18.0 (CC2023) the first line of a Paragraph with custom Bullet (Numbering) text, gets forced in overset when the first word is longer than 8-9 characters. They don't flow to the next paragraph and there is still enough space to keep the word in the Text Frame.
    In the example you'll see two Text Frames with one with the word "Duurzaamheid" cut in two and the second in overset with no space between "Duur" and "zaamheid" wich forces everything in overset. In InDesign 17.4 everything works as desired. Uploading an InDesign-file was not possible so… more

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    Closed: Fixed  ·  AdminSanyam Talwar (Senior Lead Software Engineer, Adobe InDesign) responded

    Fix for this issue is now available in the latest release of InDesign 2023 - that is, InDesign 18.1 version.

    Please update to this version of InDesign to get the fix.

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18. Border is not extending when table comes

    I am using InDesign CC 2019

    Expected Result:
    While using InDesign Border Features to format box items, there is an option to Merge consecutive Border and Shading with same setting in paragraph style. This is working for text and Images. But when inline table comes in between, border is not extending for tables.

    Actual result
    I have attached screenshot of expected result and actual result for your quick reference.

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19. Underline disappears when paragraph shading is used I have a paragraph style for text that needs shading and a character style for text wit

    Underline disappears when paragraph shading is used

    I have a paragraph style for text that needs shading and a character style for text with a hyperlink. The underline disappeares when shading is used. This happens when the height of the shading of the next used paragraph style is touching the underline in the previous paragraph.

    The text remains on top so I would expect that the underline (which is part of the text, in my opinion) should also stay on top.
    Strikethrough is not being affected in this way so I use this as a workaround.

    Latest version of InDesign is used (always up-to-date ;-)

    Underline disappears when paragraph shading is used

    I have a paragraph style for text that needs shading and a character style for text with a hyperlink. The underline disappeares when shading is used. This happens when the height of the shading of the next used paragraph style is touching the underline in the previous paragraph.

    The text remains on top so I would expect that the underline (which is part of the text, in my opinion) should also stay on top.
    Strikethrough is not being affected in this way so I use this as a workaround.

    Latest version of InDesign… more

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20. Paragraph style bullets and numbering Arabic incorrect display Indesign 2020

    Latest Indesign 2020
    When specifying an Arabic string for Number in paragraph style Bullets and Numbering, the string does not display correctly. Every letter is connected to the letter to the right rather than the letter to the left.

    The wrong behavior is not present in Indesign 2019.

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

    Fix for this issue is now available in the latest update of InDesign 2020 – that is, InDesign 15.0.1

    In the Creative Cloud Desktop application, click on the Updates section on the left. You should be able to see the Update available for InDesign. Please update your InDesign application to this version to try out the fix.

    Let us know in the comments section if you face any problem with the updation process.

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