Paragraph Style -> Library Bug (Stroke Weight Lost)
If you create a paragraph style with a thin outline (e.g. 0.25) different from the fill color, and then add that style to the library, the library does not record the weight assigned to the stroke (e.g. 0.25). See images. Note that "Annotations Red", and "Annotations Red Lib" are the same style, I renamed it to prevent an overwrite. As you can see, though the fill and outline colors are correct, the stroke weight resets to default.
Also your system doesn't allow me to upload screen shots (.jpeg). Not sure what that's about. Here's a link to the my screencaps:
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Chris Kampe
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Mark Nolan
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I also have this issue. Sometimes text elements need a slight stroke to compensate for printing tolerances and it would be useful to be able to include this in the Paragraph Style.
I did do an experiment where I created some large text (30pt) with a stroke and it worked just fine and also allowed me to dial in the exact stroke weight I needed. However, on small font sizes (e.g. 7pt) it doesn't work and the style stroke shows as 0pt - even though it appears to be active on the actual text. It also doesn't let me set a custom stroke weight, I can only choose from a dropdown list (see screenshot).
Obviously, this is really annoying and means that I can't be confident that the paragraph style will work properly on multiple items or can be dependably saved as a library asset. I'm really surprised that there aren't more votes on this.
Please fix!
