There are other two hyphen related functions which I could imagine that many designers The Paragraph end zone has non-effect on a justified text. In ID the Paragraph end zone in the Hyphenation section effects only left-aligned/ right-aligned/ text. If you made the right settings in the Justification pane (see below my standard settings). from my experience, they do not make the line before to loose or too tight ( Paragraph Composer). If you force two words/runts in the last line of a paragraph with a No Break to stay together. Would be great if AD would have this one day. 10 characters at the end of a paragraph / not at the end of a column which is an orphan.įor runts, iD does not offer an easy 1-click automated process which is annoying. However, having an automated process (GREP) is from my experience much better to get rid of runts.įor runts, I intend max. The alternative is to change as Bhikkhu pointed out to change manually the tracking. But the great advantage is the a utomation. By the way, InDesign is not offering thisįunctionality and is not using the term «runt».Ī GREP style for the Runts is just an annoying workaround.
How much signs are permissible for « Runts». I would further suggest giving the user in the Flow Window the possibility to define That’s why I (Blatner) like the term “runt” when talking about short last-lines in a paragraph. Widows are single last lines stranded at the top of a column.) (Orphans are single first lines stranded at the bottom of a column. The terms Orphans and Widows are reserved for other typographic problems. Those terms definitely do not describe short last lines at the end of a paragraph. while some people call these widows and other people call them orphans, I agree with David Blatner how proposed the term «runt» and who pointed out that: You called them widows which I think is confusing and not correct in this context. Some call them orphans or widows others call them runts. or a short lines of text with up to 10-signs at the last line of a paragraph.Īn exact term of this typographic crime is vague and (historically) does not exist at all. In typography, a «runt» occurs when the last line of a paragraph ends with:
I suggest using the term « runt» instead of « widowed».ĭavid Blatner introduced the term « runt» for this typographic problem. In this context, the term widow is not a well-chosen terminology.Īctually, it is wrong. You used in your Flow Window the term « Prevent widowed last lines».
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