> Well, this is what I see. I select some text, change it to red, and create a > "Red" character style from the selected text. I then select text in a > footnote > and apply the Red character style. The text size changes in addition to its > color. I then select text which already has the "First Bullet Word" > character > style and apply Red to it. Part of the "First Bullet Word" style is being > bold. > After applying Red, the boldness is gone. > > Do you not see this same behavior? If not, can you please describe how you > created your new character style?
Ok, I tried now and could reproduce the behaviour you see. If I create a new style from selection then all the properties of the character are applied to the selection (look at the "contains" section in the organizer page of the style to see what you will get). I guess this is in line with the user expectation. In order to achieve your desired result (e.g. change only one property) and still being able to create styles from selection, you will need to make the change you want to a section of text formatted with default character. In this case it will all work. Cheers, Michele --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
