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Hello. I'm not familiar with 3b2, although I have heard of it vaguely. So I can't answer that question, I'm afraid. Can you explain in a little more detail?

@id-extras in 3b2 I designed 2 textbox one for main text .. 2nd to footnotes.. when in need footnotes in any page I will paste the footnotes text .. the footnotes will be continue .. This is the master frames in 3b2

My English so bad .. I'm sorry but I thank you for you content in this channel 💜 💓

"All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players."

Yes, that should work too. Again, the whole issue is only relevant to documents that have several dozen paragraph styles.

Hi! Yes, there is an InDesign Server version available for Fit Text. Please get in touch (admin [at] id-extras.com) to discuss.

Nope, sorry, this is for InDesign only...

I'll consider adding it in a future update. Meanwhile, though, it is very easy to add a custom script to add and substract field values. Post a question on the id-extras.com forum (www.id-extras.com/forum/) and I'll try to answer there.

Hi Akshaya. Version 1.0.0 is now available (although it's not on the website). A direct purchase link ($59/year) is here: www.id-extras.com/?wp_pg_gateway=stripe_co_sca_subsc&is_eStore_co=1&no_empty_check=1&wppg_process_checkout=1&prod_id=112

Hi! The Detach script is part of Footwork. In the main UI there are two tabs, and one of them is dedicated to the detach functions. By the way, Detach has been upgraded a lot since this tutorial was made. Full details here: www.id-extras.com/footwork-3-major-update/

Hi Scott. I just need to package it up. Should be quite soon.

Yes, they go left to right, then top to bottom, just like plain text would (they flow inline with text). Of course, I think with the CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) version of InDesign it's possible to set up a text frame that would flow top to bottom. In that case, they would follow the flow of the frame. But in the English version, it's as you say.

The "Auto-Character Styles" add-on that is linked to in the description above comes with this feature (it's bundled as a free script along with the main product). It should work also with older versions of InDesign. Otherwise, it is always possible to find a character style the old-fashioned way in InDesign, using the Find/Change dialog.

It was just a silly April Fool's gag. Take a good look at the computer date!

@@id-extras I googled this specific question because I’m having a major issue at work, going back-and-forth between InDesign and Illustrator, and came across this video. It’s not April 1st anymore. This isn’t a funny joke.

@@benjaminallison4644 Well, no harm done, surely? Also, there is a serious side to this video: It demonstrates that it is possible to add new menus to InDesign's standard interface. (In this case the menu items are non-functional, but they could be made to run a custom script or command, though not, unfortunately, Illustrator effects!)

Hi Tycho. No, for now the only layout available with Footwork is footnotes on the bottom.

Take a good look at the date this was uploaded!

Hi, Yes, the script is still supported, and should be running fine with ID 2022.

Footwork would let you have the source of each text listed in its own regular InDesign footnotes, but you wouldn't be able to merge those two sets of footnotes into a single set, I'm afraid.

@@id-extras thank you

Glad you liked it!

This is not a free product.

​@@id-extras​ Hi You email me to use it. I am Iran I can't buy. Thank you

If you want to set a footnote in full width in double column fram.. it is easy... Type > Document Footnotes > Layout > Span Footnotes Across Columns. or Menu Type > Document Footnote Options > Layout: Span column on/off. this is free in indesing cc 2018 or other cc

@@AyanaYula what if my main text frame is single column, but i want the footnotes to be in 2 columns? for example I have 8 footnotes on a page and i want them in 2 columns, 1-4 in first columns, 5-8 in second. Thanks and regards.

@@moiz217 This can be done manually, but I'm not sure how to do it automatically. For this, you can use some third-party plugins or scripts developed for InDesign.

Hi Judy: It's not a script that comes with InDesign. It's available on our website for purchase here: www.id-extras.com/products/fit-text-to-frame/ Get in touch if you have any other questions. Ariel

Hi Ismail, Essentially yes, it's possible to have any numbering you like, or even no numbering at all with Footwork. The full answer depends a bit on the layout you're thinking of. I'll be happy to continue the conversation by email. Get in touch through the Contact page on Id-Extras.com.

@@id-extras Thank you very much for your quick response Dear friend, I am working on a book of several chapters, each chapter contains two types of footnotes, a footnote to the translator that begins with the numbering of 1 within each chapter. And There is another type, which is the footnotes of the original author of the book, and I want to number them in a bullets. I hope you have any advice to assists me.

Hey Tanja, You need to download the Translate plugin for InDesign, which you can do here: www.id-extras.com/products/translate. Install that in InDesign. It's easy to use, and there's also a help file here: www.id-extras.com/help/usingtranslate/