“Indent to Here” in InDesign or Quark.
Ever find yourself wanting to create a quick hanging indent for a drop cap or bulleted list? The special “Indent to Here” character in QuarkXPress or…
Ever find yourself wanting to create a quick hanging indent for a drop cap or bulleted list?
The special “Indent to Here” character in QuarkXPress or InDesign makes it a snap. Type this character in a text block and all remaining lines of the paragraph are indented to that point.
To make things easier, Quark and InDesign use the same shortcut:
Macintosh: Command + \ (backslash)
Windows: Control + \
InDesign Indent to Here Menu Option.
InDesign also lets you access this feature from the menu bar:
InDesign CS2: Type > Insert Special Character > Indent to Here.
InDesign CS3: Type > Insert Special Character > Other > Indent to Here.
Note: The Indent to Here character is indicated by a dagger symbol when the “Show Hidden Characters” feature is turned on (shown above in our example).
Source: This tip inspired by an example from Jasson Hoppe in last Wednesday’s Mini-Workshop on InDesign: Style Sheets. This tip was originally published in QuickTips #80 in February 2006.
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