If you've ever opened an InDesign document and seen text highlighted in pink, yellow or green, here's what those colors mean:
Pink highlight = font or glyph is missing or wrong
Yellow highlight = H&J Violations or other violations
Green highlight = manually applied kerning or tracking
To turn off all highlights, uncheck all Highlight options in the Preferences panel > Composition. Or if possible, fix the original problem, especially in the case of missing font.
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What Does Highlighted Text in InDesign Mean?
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