in-tools.com - Topic: Removing Character Styles in header http://in-tools.com/learning/forum/power-headers/removing-character-styles-in-header/ Simple:Press Version 5.5.11 Harbs on Removing Character Styles in header http://in-tools.com/learning/forum/power-headers/removing-character-styles-in-header/#p211 Power Headers http://in-tools.com/learning/forum/power-headers/removing-character-styles-in-header/#p211 Do you have "Copy Local Formatting" selected? If yes, deselect it.

]]> Thu, 26 Jul 2012 07:02:21 -0400 niftyix on Removing Character Styles in header http://in-tools.com/learning/forum/power-headers/removing-character-styles-in-header/#p210 Power Headers http://in-tools.com/learning/forum/power-headers/removing-character-styles-in-header/#p210 Your suggestion to make a nested style is what I tried earlier. I can see it flash the correct nested style but then it is overwritten with the original style. The only way I can get it to work right now is to click on the header after it is created and clear the added style so it reverts back to the nested style. Only problem with this is that it goes back when I update the headers.

]]> Thu, 26 Jul 2012 06:37:51 -0400 Harbs on Removing Character Styles in header http://in-tools.com/learning/forum/power-headers/removing-character-styles-in-header/#p207 Power Headers http://in-tools.com/learning/forum/power-headers/removing-character-styles-in-header/#p207 You probably want to create a GREP Processor to either add the styling to part of the header or remove the styling from the other part.

Another option would be to apply a nested style to the header paragraph to apply the correct styling.

]]> Tue, 24 Jul 2012 12:42:32 -0400 niftyix on Removing Character Styles in header http://in-tools.com/learning/forum/power-headers/removing-character-styles-in-header/#p206 Power Headers http://in-tools.com/learning/forum/power-headers/removing-character-styles-in-header/#p206 I have a head that looks like:

1.1<tab>Head

I am not using autonumbering in InDesign as I need the "1." to have a specific style which I've called "H1Num"" as a character style. This style has a large, colored character.

When I use PowerHeaders, the entire head is styled using the "H1Num" character style. Is there a way to force PowerHeaders to ignore the Character Style?

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