Edit styles and style sets

You can edit a style or style set either by changing its attributes in the Object Styles docker, or by changing the attributes of an object linked to the style or style set, and then applying these changes to the style or style set.

You can also edit a style or style set by copying attributes from an object to the style or style set.

You can override style attributes. When you override an attribute, it is no longer related to the style definition, and changes to the style do not affect the object until you remove the override.

To edit a style

1 .	Click Window Object Styles.

To edit a style set

1 .	Click Window Object Styles.

3 .	Click the Add or remove style button next to the style set, and click the style type that you want to add or remove from the style set.

To edit a style or style set by editing an object

1 .	Using the Pick tool , select an object that has a style or style set applied to it.

2 .	Click Edit Properties.

To edit a style or style set by copying properties from an object

1 .	Click Window Object Styles.

You can also copy the properties of an object to a style or style set by right-clicking the style or style set in the Object Styles docker, choosing Copy Properties From, and then clicking an object in the document window.

To override a style attribute

1 .	Using the Pick tool , select an object that has a style applied to it.

2 .	Click Edit Properties.

The source indicator next to the attribute changes from green with a vertical line to orange with a horizontal line , showing that the object attribute is no longer defined by the style.

To remove a style override, do one of the following:

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Click the orange source indicator , and choose Revert.

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In the document window, right-click the object by using the Pick tool , choose Object Styles from the context menu, and choose Revert to Style.

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