Bold type within a Qlogic string

[dal...@viatechpub.com]

I am needing to bold a word or too within a string in QLogic.

if(|->[MailIntroduction] = "NEPH" and |->[MailGap1_EN] = "Eye")

{

"Your eyes are very IMPORTANT to you."

}

else

{

""

}

The word IMPORTANT needs to be Bold.

Is there a way to have this happen?

Thanks

[Braam Ekermans]

Hi

Best way will be to use adobe tagged text, see description below:

1. In your Document, draw a text frame and enter the text, including the Text Content Object you wish to style
2. Style the text as required
3. Select all the text and from the File menu, select Export to export the text as an Adobe InDesign Tagged Text file (*.txt) into the Campaign's Assets folder
4. Name the text file, and click Save.
5. Select Tag Form: Verbose, and Encoding: Unicode and click OK.
6. Repeat steps 1 to 5 for each tagged Text File
7. Create a new Content Object as a Text File Content Object, and call the txt file via a ADOR rule

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[Tyrone]

Add the variables below to your ador then add code below to your variables hope this helps

if(|->[MailIntroduction] = "NEPH" and |->[MailGap1_EN] = "Eye")

{

@{InDesign_Font_Intro} & @{Normal_Arial_Font} & "Your eyes are very" & @{Bold_Arial_Font} & "IMPORTANT& @{Normal_Arial_Font}  to you."

}

else

{

""

}

Create 3 Variables

 

 

Add The following code to the 3 variables ”InDesign_Font_Intro”

1.       "<UNICODE-WIN>\r\n<Version:5><FeatureSet:InDesign-Roman><ParaStyle:NormalParagraphStyle>"

2.       "<cTypeface:Regular><cSize:9.000000><cLeading:16.000000><cFont:Arial (OTF)>" NOTE this defines the font and size

3.       "<cTypeface:Bold><cSize:50.000000><cLeading:20.000000><cFont:Arial (OTF)>" This Defines Font Bold an Size

 

This will allow you to control all aspects of your sdesign

 

Regards,

 

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Director | Professional services | Multi-Channel Developer

 

 

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I am needing to bold a word or too within a string in QLogic.

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[Sylvain]

if(|->[MailIntroduction] = "NEPH" and |->[MailGap1_EN] = "Eye")

{

"Your eyes are very <strong>IMPORTANT</strong> to you."

}

else

{

""

}

Then use inDesign grep styles to do the rest.

• 1 grep style to style the content located between the <strong></strong> tags.
• 1 grep style to hide the <strong></strong> tags.
  

[cda...@tucsoncps.com]

For those of us who are grep deficient, could you show us what these grep expressions might look like?

[Tyrone]

Here is a step by step of how to use GREP in this format

 

Regards,

 

Tyrone O’Brien

Director | DM Solutions Specialist

 

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[ROBERT HOPFNER]

First of all I would take out the <strong> tags as they do nothing for you. All you need is InDesign and the GREP style. 

To me this seems like a tag line of some sort so you probably don't have to share the paragraph style with any other text, and in this case you probably don't want to.

Create a paragraph style based on the whole sentence without anything done to the word "Important". Call the paragraph style "tagline" or something you can remember.

Now change the word important to you you want it to look, bold, red, etc...

Highlight the word "Important" and create a new character style based on what you want it to look like, bold, red etc. Call the character style "strong" if you like that.

Now go back to the "tagline" paragraph style and edit it. Go to the section regarding GREP styles and create a new one. In the text box that has d*/ or whatever the default is and type in "Important". Then go down to the style drop down and choose "strong".

Close and you are done with setting up the style. Highlight your text and apply the paragraph style and the word "Important" should change if everything was set up ok. 

When your copy changes to anything else, blank or otherwise NOT having the word "Important" in it, it should remain the default paragraph style. Anytime the word "Important" shows up, it gets changed. If you have other words that need changing, like Sale, or Congratulations, just add them after a Pipe | symbol and those words will change too.

cheers,

Bob

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[cda...@tucsoncps.com]

Tyrone, this was the bomb! Thank you very much. I'll be utilizing this much more in my VDP!

Regards,

Craig

[hevelhouse]

OMG.  This is awesome.  I came across this article after searching for hours and trying many different ideas.  Thanks for putting together this document.  Much appreciated.

Thanks,