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Remove style overrides
A
plus sign next to the style name in the Character Styles panel or
the Paragraph Styles panel indicates that there are overrides to
the style. An override is any formatting that doesn’t match the
attributes defined by the style. There are several ways to remove
style overrides:
- To clear overrides and return text to
the appearance defined by the style, reapply the same style or choose
Clear Overrides from the panel menu.
- To clear overrides when applying a different style, Alt-click
(Windows) or Option-click (Mac OS) the style name.
- To redefine the style and maintain the current appearance
of the text, select at least one character of the text and choose
the Redefine Style command from the panel menu.
If you use styles to maintain consistent formatting, you
should probably avoid overrides. If you’re formatting quick, one-time-only
text, these overrides pose no problem.
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