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Override char format over Paragraph format.

Former Member
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Hi, my requirment is to like this :

i want to make the text label "ship to " as bold and the follwing ship to location as normal font.

Ship to : location

I make use of a paragraph format for this , AH.

then i apply the character format which is bold.

AH ,,<B>ship to </> : &WA_shipto&.

But the whole sentence is following the paragraph format's setting , and the text doesnt appear bold.

Please help me on this.

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Former Member
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Hi,

Always the character format overwrites the paragraph format.

Initially assign the paragaraph format.Then select the the Sold to and provide the character format.

Jshree

raviahuja
Contributor
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Hi,

Try creating two text-elements. One for 'Ship To' and one for 'location'. For location text-element, select start position as "Append Directly". Now you can select separate style for both text-elements.

Thanks.

Ravi

sjeevan
Active Contributor
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Try this

AH ,,<..B > ship to </..B> : &WA_shipto&

without the two periods in front of both B's

Edited by: Jeevan Sagar on Oct 20, 2011 10:32 AM

aidan_black
Active Contributor
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Hi,

If you defined a character format with bold font called B, then it should look like this in the line editor:

AH ,,<B>ship to</> : &WA_shipto&.

Regards,

Aidan

aidan_black
Active Contributor
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HI,

It removed the fomatting from the thread. It was like this:

<B>Ship to</>

Regards,

Aidan

aidan_black
Active Contributor
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It did it again.

"<B>" before the Ship to and "</>" afterwards.