@Rakesh Bhardwaj Tried following the part about leading or interline spacing exactly as shown, but the spacing just wouldn’t adjust properly in my version of InDesign CC 2019. It ended up being really inconsistent between paragraphs, and the settings reset themselves when I reopened the file. Anyone else have this issue?

@Rakesh Bhardwaj For text formatting in Adobe InDesign CC 2019, understanding leading (interline spacing) is crucial—it controls the vertical space between lines of text. If your text looks too cramped or too spaced out, adjusting the leading value can improve readability. In the Character panel, you can set it manually or let InDesign auto-adjust based on font size. Watching tutorials in Hindi specific to CC 2019 is great since interface elements or shortcuts might differ slightly from newer versions.

I think leading or inter line spacing in InDesign is kind of like adjusting the gap between the lines of text, right? Maybe you can just select the text and then find some option in the character panel that says “leading” or something like that? I’m not sure if it automatically sets it to “Auto” or if you have to put a number in manually. Hopefully this video clears it up!

@Rakesh Bhardwaj Tried following the steps for adjusting leading in Adobe InDesign CC 2019 as shown in the video, but the text spacing just wouldn’t change no matter what value I input. Anyone else faced this? I double-checked I’m editing the right text frame, but no luck so far. Maybe a bug in the 2019 version?

I think leading or inter line spacing in InDesign is like the space between lines of text, right? Maybe you just select the text and change the leading value in the control panel? I’m not sure if it works the same in CC 2019, but that’s what I found from messing around a bit.