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Hi everyone,
This feature is available in Adobe InDesign 2023 version.
Please update to this InDesign version to work with this feature.
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Various combinations of the tips in the comments do technically work, but it's extremely finicky and difficult. Even though I know it CAN be done, I am still only successful at it about 30% of the time. It's just physically very difficult to drag the mouse around in the precise, mysterious, magical order, over the tiny sliver of vague gray space in the panel that makes this feature work. So it really seems like a UX disaster rather than a complete lack of the feature.
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@Jason — That doesn't work for me in ID 14.0.1. It sticks the new page at the end of doc every time
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Yes 9 times out of 10 I want to duplicate a page to [the next page] rather than [to the end of document]. I'm constantly having to duplicate a page, scroll all the way down to the bottom, then drag/move the new page all the way back up to where I wanted it.
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Scott—Thank you for pointing that out! Indeed, GREP styles look perfect for this... I use GREP all the time in find/change but somehow had no idea GREP styles existed.
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Try turn on your invisible characters (Type >> Show Hidden Characters) and check if you have any "nonbreaking space" characters (shown as blue ^) between words, as opposed to regular spaces. These will force words to stay together on the same line, causing them to not fit in the narrower box.
I don't see anything wrong with the leading.
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Yes please! We currently only have "Clip To Frame" in the shading options. Which is NOT the same thing as "Keep In Frame" because it doesn't MOVE the shading down into the frame—it merely cuts it off.
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For now, see this thread. In the comments there's a link to some scripts I created that might help you with this:
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333 votesAvailable in Prerelease Builds ·
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The feature is now available in the InDesign PreRelease build(v19.0.0.093) and above. Please try out the feature and share feedback.
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Yes in addition to the helpfulness of just visually seeing the page names, it could also lead to some very helpful features with exporting page names to filenames.
For more info see also:
https://indesign.uservoice.com/forums/601021-adobe-indesign-feature-requests/suggestions/31462438-add-ability-to-name-individual-pages-just-like-wAn error occurred while saving the comment Evan
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Sean, and anyone else who can use it. Here is a zip of various scripts I've created to batch export assets.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/12ggobb2KKRQQclebssUwRMCAAlk0kE-5?usp=sharing
All work based off NEU's idea below, where you create named bookmarks for every page, then run the script to batch export all the bookmarked pages into individual files. The bookmark name is passed into the filename. Some of these scripts allow you to put in a global prefix and even include the pixel dimensions in the filename automatically.
They work pretty well, though the bookmark creation part is annoying and tedious. Would still love to see page names baked into indesign.
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We often use InDesign to build & export a collection of project assets, same workflow as using/exporting a series of multiple artboards in Illustrator. The ability to 'name' artboards in Illustrator and then batch export those artboards automatically passing their names into the exported filenames is awesome. Would love for InDesign to have that same ability.
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Agreed. Please see (and vote for) my duplicate request here:
If you read through the comments in that thread there are some scripts that should help you out with this process.
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Genius! That would be an elegantly simple enhancement with no drawbacks that I can think of.
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InDesign 17.2
Effects panel randomly went blank inside. Shows the panel itself, but no options or buttons inside of it. Tried closing and reopening panel and restarting indesign. Still blank. Been using InDesign for 20+yrs never seen this particular problem before.