Martien

Thanks. I know understand. Have read the fine manual, too.

Got it. Now reading Text style types…

Thanks Old Bruce, but I do not understand your answer. Can you point me to the proper manual pages please?

I must be missing something, but I cannot click and apply some paragraph styles Base…Titel, yet I can click and apply Categorie…NoStyle. Wonder about the difference between with/without ¶ symbol. I am clueless.

Thanks. I try to avoid kludges. Way too much maintenance. I’ll just wait for some future version that supports it.

Thanks. I’ll wait for the official support (and generate some HTML that will do the trick).

TMO, this toggle behaviour should be worded better in the UI as well.

I need to create paragraphs with the text aligned right and the bullet to the right of the text (see image). Say, a mirrored bulleted paragraph.

🙏 IC. Thanks. I was confused on whether it just turned it on only or toggled its visibility.

Thanks for the quick reply. I think I’ve not made my need clear enough: I want to TOGGLE the baseline grid’s visibility, not just turn it on only. Also, showing the Baseline Grid Panel does not solve my keyboard shortcut need.

I find myself needing a keyboard shortcut like ⌥+⌘+’ to toggle Show Baseline Grids, just like ⌘+; toggles the guides and ⌘+' toggles the grids.

16 page Publisher document. Insertion point in text on page 15. In Page 14 in Pages panel: pop-up menu: Duplicate Page. Page 2 gets duplicated. Same happens when Option-Dragging page 14 to a new spot.

I’ve tried all of that, and then some. Anyway, I think I’ve fixed it. ¶ style says: Bullet » Text: [no change] (see attach 1). When I change that to: » \#. », it works (see attach 2) Seems like a bug to me. In general I continue to have some mental/conceptual problems with these quirks around first/left indents, tab stops, and numbering. Thanks for your quick replies. Really helps me and makes my day. Lowers my frustration level, too.

What I’ve got is (see attached). No tabstops defined. Same contents. First ¶ different from second ¶. I cannot get my head around it. When I manually enter tab in 1st ¶ beginning of line, layout gets even weirder.

BTW macOS Big Sur 11.4. AP 1.9.3.