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Note: InDesign recognizes special namespace attributes that can specify paragraph or character styles in XML. For more

information, see the XML technical reference guide and other resources at www.adobe.com/go/learn_id_XMLscript.

About merging

You can place XML data in a document using merge mode or append mode. Merging mode allows you to automate

the placement of content. You can also filter data in the XML file to place only certain parts of the content.

Merge incoming XML content when:

• The document contains placeholder frames and you want to fill them with imported XML content.

• The document contains XML content and you want to replace it with imported XML content.

• Thedocumentdoesn’tcontainanyXMLstructure,andyouwantInDesigntoreplacethedefaultrootwiththeroot

of the incoming XML file.

Merge mode compares incoming XML data to elements already in the document. It moves through the file, element

by element, comparing incoming elements to existing elements in the following manner:

1 InDesign begins comparing at the root element

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If the root elements of the imported XML file and In Design document don’t match and the Structure pane contains

no existing structure, InDesign replaces the root of the XML file with the default root and imports the file.

• If the root elements don’t match and the Structure pane already contains elements, InDesign appends the file at

the end of the existing structure.

• If the root elements do match, the merge (and matching) process moves forward.

2 InDesign moves to the element under the root

Starting with the element just beneath the root in the incoming XML file, InDesign searches for a matching element

in the Structure pane. For a match to occur, the incoming XML element must have the same name as an existing

element in the Structure pane, and the two elements must exist at the same level in the hierarchy.

• If InDesign finds a matching element in the Structure pane, it replaces the element in the Structure pane with the

element from the incoming XML file.

• If InDesign doesn’t find a match, it inserts the incoming element in the Structure pane at the starting point of the

search. For example, if the search begins just below the root and a match isn’t found, the incoming element is

placed just below the root.

3 InDesign continues to compare elements

Element by element, InDesign continues to compare the incoming XML against the existing structure. The starting

point for the search in the Structure pane changes as the search progresses, with each search beginning just below

the last element inserted or replaced. InDesign always moves down from the current location; it never places

elements above the previous element it inserted or replaced.

Import and append XML data

When you import XML content, the new elements appear in the Structure pane. From there, you can drag elements

to place them in your document.

1 Open an InDesign document or create a new document to receive the XML content.

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