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When I apply to a selection of text a style which is of the type Character,
it seems to overwrite any formatting which was done directly to that selection. For example, if I have a word underlined in my selection, and I apply a Character style which implies making the text blue, then the selection becomes blue AND the word's underlining disappears. Is it not possible for a style to just *add* formatting to a selection, without also removing previous direct formatting? |
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