Morgelt

I'm compiling the index for a 500 page book, so it's going to have a lot of entries and a lots page references. I've found that whenever you add a new Index Marker, and then use the Find in Document feature to add further references, all other indexed entries that have been collapsed suddenly open up, which makes it... a) Increasingly difficult to navigate around the Index entries in the Index tab b) Pointless collapsing any of the previous entries at all, because they simply open up, all of them, on the next index addition. This is making indexing a pain in the arse. Is there a way to prevent collapsed entries from expanding in this way? The more that I add, the worse the problem gets...

I'm compiling the index for a 400 page book, so it's going to have a lot of entries and a lots page references. I've found that whenever you add a new Index Marker, and then use the Find in Document feature to add further references, all other indexed entries that have been collapsed suddenly open up, which makes it... a) Increasingly difficult to navigate around the Index entries in the Index tab b) Pointless collapsing any of the previous entries at all, because they simply open up, all of them, on the next index addition. This is making indexing a pain in the arse. Is there a way to prevent collapsed entries from expanding in this way? The more that I add, the worse the problem gets...

Trying to use both Index and ToC features, but inserting either a Table of Contents of Contents or Index results in only one entry being displayed. Have these features been fully enabled at this stage of the beta, or is this something known to be fixed with future updates?

I too would find this extremely useful. InDesign has the format eyedropper, and that is brilliant that rapidly applying the same style across multiple objects.

The text wrap settings for page elements aren't working correctly (Mac OSX High Sierra); distance from text settings have no effect in any of the text wrap options.