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Why underlines and boxes are moving when adding or deleting text ?

New Here ,
Jan 06, 2017 Jan 06, 2017

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HI,

I have a problem with changing the text in  brochure file. Every time i  add some text or delete some  the headline underlines copy automatically and everything is moving. I would like to choose what items are moving and no automatic copying. Also when i delete the headline underline then when  using  Enter key then this lines appear again which each time i use key Enter.

Help please?

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Community Expert , Jan 06, 2017 Jan 06, 2017

the underlines still copy automatically with each ENTER

Here's why:

Formatting assigned to a paragraph is automatically copied to the next paragraph when you press Enter/Return. In the example below note the format of the first paragraph.

InDesign CCss_004.png

When I press Enter, the formatting is automatically assigned to the next paragraph.InDesign CCss_005.png

So select the next paragraph and turn off the underlining. InDesign CCss_006.png

Alternatively, what you are calling underlining might be a paragraph rule.

InDesign CCss_007.png

In that case, open the Control Panel menu on t

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I would guess that you might have some stray character or paragraph styles try resetting all of these by selecting all text first then choosing [basic paragraph] and [none] on appropriate style menu. Also make sure you clear overrides. Let me know if that helps.

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Hey, thanks a lot, it helped me at least that much that I managed to delete underlines which I couldnt before because  they were sort of automatically WITH title already. Now I just make underlines to titles when my brochure is 100% correctly designed so I just add them as a last thing. But even if I add them as a last thing then alreday check if i enter up or down my text the underlines still copy automatically with each ENTER so thats why I must add them as last thing not to move any text or boxes anymore.

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Any chance you can send me the InDesign file you are using so I can try to understand the problem better?

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the underlines still copy automatically with each ENTER

Here's why:

Formatting assigned to a paragraph is automatically copied to the next paragraph when you press Enter/Return. In the example below note the format of the first paragraph.

InDesign CCss_004.png

When I press Enter, the formatting is automatically assigned to the next paragraph.InDesign CCss_005.png

So select the next paragraph and turn off the underlining. InDesign CCss_006.png

Alternatively, what you are calling underlining might be a paragraph rule.

InDesign CCss_007.png

In that case, open the Control Panel menu on the far right side of your screen > Paragraph Rules. Disable Rule On for Rule Above or Rule Below (or both)InDesign CCss_008.png

This is all very manual. The best way to work is to set up Paragraph styles to automate the formatting.

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