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I couldn't agree more. Finally, we have footnotes, but the lack of style mapping during text import, GREP styles, more robust nested styles, custom variables, and the possibility of saving find/replace searches keeps InDesign way ahead regarding (semi)automatic formatting. I'd love to see more text-oriented features in future updates.

Thank you very much, Mike!
In my particular case, in a chapter with lots of figures and captions I had to slightly modify the captions line spacing (no other chapters with captions). Instead of changing the style in the source chapter (that I really use to syncronize styles after importing each chapter) or local formatting each caption I've just modified the style itself. Then I opened the book and do the update status just to get rid of the notification and not confuse myself later. Only then I realized the line spacing was back to the previous state, wich caused a frame with overflow text, and a new notification, this time in the preflight.
I've notice the "tiny little bug" also, and hope the Affinity Team doesn't consider it a bug at all, as I'm counting on this as a way to update the status and not be notified again 🙂
 

Thank you very much, Mike!
In my particular case, in a chapter with lots of figures and captions I had to slightly modify the captions line spacing (no other chapters with captions). Instead of changing the style in the source chapter (that I really use to syncronize styles after importing each chapter) or local formatting each caption I've just modified the style itself. Then I opened the book and do the update status just to get rid of the notification and not confuse myself later. Only then I realized the line spacing was back to the previous state, wich caused a frame with overflow text, and a new notification, this time in the preflight.
I've notice the "tiny little bug" also, and hope the Affinity Team doesn't consider it a bug at all, as I'm counting on this as a way to update the status and not be notified again 🙂
 

I couldn't agree more. Finally, we have footnotes, but the lack of style mapping during text import, GREP styles, more robust nested styles, custom variables, and the possibility of saving find/replace searches keeps InDesign way ahead regarding (semi)automatic formatting. I'd love to see more text-oriented features in future updates.

After 34 pages, the definitive description of the entire topic. 😉

After 34 pages, the definitive description of the entire topic. 😉

After 34 pages, the definitive description of the entire topic. 😉

I second that.