Working with Styles - Adobe InDesign CC - page 329

1. In the first column under “Black Tea,” navigate to the bullet character after “Sri
Lanka.” Select it and choose Edit > Copy.
2. In the Paragraph Styles panel, double-click the Tea Body style. In the Drop Caps
And Nested Styles section of the Paragraph Style Options dialog box, click the
New Nested Style button to create another new nested style.
3. Repeat steps 6 through 9 of “ Creating a nested style ” to set up your new nested
style with the following formatting:
• First option: Choose Country Name.
• Second option: Choose Up To.
• Third option: Leave as the default, 1.
• Fourth option: Select and delete “Words” and enter the bullet character by past-
ing the bullet you copied (Edit > Paste).
4. If necessary, select Preview in the lower-left corner. Drag the Paragraph Style Op-
tions dialog box out of the way so you can see that each country name is italicized.
Notice that the two colons between the tea name and country are also it-
alicized—formatting not specified in the design.
To fix the italicized colons, you'll create another nested style that applies [None] to
the colons.
5. Click the New Nested Style button to create another nested style.
6. Repeat steps 6 through 9 of “ Creating a nested style ” to set up your new nested
style with the following formatting:
• First option: Choose [None].
• Second option: Choose Through.
• Third option: Type 2 .
• Fourth option: Type : [colon].