ChristineU
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After selecting the option ‘Ignore’ from the drop-down, the “Space Between the Paragraphs using the same Style” works.
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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment ChristineU commentedMaybe some bug, or conflict? I checked updates, and I seem to have the latest one, 14.0.1. The way you're describing the feature is the way I would want it to work, but it isn't behaving that way.
An error occurred while saving the comment ChristineU commentedBasically, I can't get space between paragraphs unless I create a style, add both "space after" AND "spacing between" amounts to the style, and then apply it to the text.
An error occurred while saving the comment ChristineU commentedIs there some preference I need to change? I just tried to add space after a paragraph using the regular Paragraph palette window, and nothing happened. The text I tried to add it to is not aligned to a grid, nor does it have any interfering text wraps, or any character or paragraph styles.
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Dear All,
This feature is now available in latest InDesign CC version. Please upgrade to the latest release.
Thanks
Abhinav AgarwalAn error occurred while saving the comment ChristineU commentedI'm having trouble with this new feature (but I couldn't find out how you advise using it, because searching for "spacing between paragraphs using same style" gets no results on your site, or from Google). When I put a number into the "space after" box the old way, my three paragraphs with the same style got no spacing in between at all. I could not figure out why the "space after" box suddenly quit working. It was only when I put an amount into the "spacing between paragraphs using same style" box that my paragraphs got any spacing in-between. So now, if I have a series of paragraphs that use the same style, and need space after, I have to enter data into two boxes to get spacing after all of them, rather than just one box? Why did you change the whole system, instead of just adding a new option, for when the spacing needs to be tailored to be different in some sections? Every time you do this, I go to use an old feature that I've been happy with for decades, find it no longer works, and then have to waste a half hour trying to figure out what you changed.
Someone on the forum finally explained it to me. There's never been such a thing as "ignore" as a choice for those palette windows before, so I didn't know about it, and didn't understand your answer. I thought by leaving it blank, I had already set it to ignore.