How to Make Dotted Lines [Indesign Table Of Contents]

[@GDHT]

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[@mariasteane9424]

Your content is a life saver

[@GDHT]

Aww thank you so much!!

[@dulajun]

Thanks for this Great video! As someone who's been working with InDesign for years, it's always refreshing to see clear and concise tutorials like this one. Your approach to creating dotted lines in the Table of Contents is spot on and well-explained. I’m sure this will be super helpful for many! Keep up the awesome work, looking forward to more insightful content! 🙌

[@GDHT]

Thank you so much!!

[@miketheprintman]

Awesome. Been setting tabs up like this for years, except I always forget about the insert tab right shortcut. I’ll keep this video as a reminder. Thanks for sharing Anne!!!

[@GDHT]

You're welcome!! I always have to look up that shortcut because I don't need those very often!

[@dulajun]

For my workflow, I use the 'Underline' format and create a dedicated Character Style for it. I then apply that Character Style through 'Nested Styles' in the Paragraph Style. I make sure to add spaces before and after the 'Right Indent Tab.' When generating the TOC via 'Layout => Table of Contents,' I place the three characters (the 'Right Indent Tab' and the surrounding spaces) in the 'Between Entry and Number' field.

[@GDHT]

Thank you so much for this - I hadn't considered doing it this way!!