In this InDesign video, David Blatner shows a technique to duplicate and sync text, while maintaining different styling for each instance. In his example, he demos how to have a page header with black text on one page and the same text displayed on a black background with white text on another. Because they are synced, any text changes in the first frame will be reflected in any synced frame, but any styling applied-the text color in this case-will remain.
This video is an excerpt from David’s “Favorite Tips” session with Anne-Marie Concepción from CreativePro Week 2022.
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