Jun 05, 2020
Mark Myers wrote
The behavior of this selection seems to be inconsistent. Sometimes it comes right up, sometimes you have to click off the text box and back, sometimes it remains greyed out and doesn't work at all. Can we please look into this?
Under review
3 votes
2 Answers
Jun 05, 2020
Ryan Zeeck
agent
wrote
Hey Mark,
Yes, this is something that we will improve with each update. I have found the best option is to click off of the text box first, then right-click onto it and you'll find what you need that way.
I'll pass this along to the team!
-Ryan
Yes, this is something that we will improve with each update. I have found the best option is to click off of the text box first, then right-click onto it and you'll find what you need that way.
I'll pass this along to the team!
-Ryan
Jan 21, 2023
Michael Amstutz
wrote
The issue seems to be that the "apply formatting to all pages" is linked to the "text box object" not a selected "text". Therefore, when you are editing, you can't format one word with the settings you want and then apply that formatting to the entire text. You have to select the text box and change the font/size/effects to the box and then apply formatting to the entire page. The problem here is that if you have multiple pages of text and you reduce the font on the current page text box, any words from page 2 that move onto the new formatted page will have the "old settings". So, you have to update the font formatting again before you can "apply formatting to all pages". And, if the font is reduced enough so more words flow back to the page, you have to keep repeating this.
My request would be if you are formatting a text box on a "multipage text box" that the formatting applies to all pages for that text box.
My request would be if you are formatting a text box on a "multipage text box" that the formatting applies to all pages for that text box.