GREP Style #2: (?<=\w)\s(?=\ w+]+$) This one’s a bit more complex and subtle.
Adjust the number in the brackets if you want more or fewer characters to be “no breaked.” $ This expression will target the last 10 characters before the end of a paragraph. Use it with a character style that applies the No Break option, and you’re guaranteed that the last line of each paragraph will have at least 10 characters. You can prevent hyphenated runts by turning off the Hyphenate Last Word option in the Hyphenation Settings dialog box.īut to prevent whole short words from showing up on a line by themselves, you need to do something extra. In typography, a “runt” occurs when the last line of a paragraph ends with a short word or part of a hyphenated word, creating an undesirable look.
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