New frame inherits previous frame attributes ... no, no, no! (Publisher)

[rogershuff]

I may have already asked this but if not, here goes. If I modify a particular text frame  - say 'ignore text wrap' or modify the inset values, I only want those settings to apply to that one frame. When I create the next frame, I want it to be a default, unmodified frame. I have managed to make a Style called 'Blank Text Frame' but why should I need to use this? Can we have a setting with a check box: 'New frames [or whatever] inherit previous frame [or whatever] attributes' so I can just deselect it? It may be possible already but the usual behaviour leads to plenty of head-scratching as I try to work out why my carefully created text styles are misbehaving. Grrr.

[Old Bruce]

18 minutes ago, rogershuff said:

...If I modify a particular text frame ... I only want those settings to apply to that one frame. When I create the next frame, I want it to be a default, ...

Hit the Revert to Defaults button on the Toolbar, while the Frame Text tool is still selected. Or you could even set up a keyboard shortcut.