: Clear overrides without changing current font style (Character Style mainly) in InDesign I have been trying to figure out the correct approach to clear overrides without changing current font style
I have been trying to figure out the correct approach to clear overrides without changing current font style in InDesign.
I have read the InDesign Guide in helpx.adobe.com but ain't able to find a suitable approach to do so. Whenever I clear override, both the "Character" and "Paragraph" styles gets applied to the set attribute. For example: If there is an italic word included in override styles, after clearing the override, the word gets changed to regular style. I can't let this italic word to get affected.
Hope, I have explained my problem well enough. If anyone needs more clarification or facing the same problem, please reach out to me.
Thanks,
Raaj Kanchan
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Possibly helpful... Not sure though.
Assuming the paragraph style appears listed with a + symbol, such as Style+. Which indicates that some alterations have been made to the local text in general which are not the same as the style specifies....
You want to remove any of those local variations, but not remove Character styles which may be applied within the text.
Then....
Rather than using clear overrides merely insert the cursor and Option/Alt-click the Paragraph style again, in the Paragraph Styles Panel.
The Option/Alt+click will remove any non-style setting but will not remove overrides. Basically it resets the text to the Paragraph Style so it matches the settings of that style while not changing any applied internal Character styles - in short reset text to Paragraph style but retain overrides.
Be careful, option+dragging a style in the Paragraph Styles Panel will duplicate the style, So be sure to just click, don't drag.
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