Genius! Really seems to work pretty solid 👍🏻 Thanks!!

You are the best! Just got another request to bridge the gaps between all highlighted words. I have tried to do so by replacing the empty spaces with another character of the “box shape font” (replace(/ /gi, “u2337”)). But unfortunately, this makes the Highlight Text Layer longer as the Original Text, so (because defined as paragraph texts) the…

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If you have another minute for another one, let me know (just got a new request for an additional feature for this). Anyway, thanks again for your great support!

Works great, thank you for help and your time!

Thanks, unfortunately it does not 🙂 It still seems to set the Opacity to 0 overall.

Hi Julian! Unfortunately i can not share the original, but here is a comparable Dummy Setup. The marked words on the right should appear in yellow on the left (behind the original white text), but it seems like the opacity of all characters / words is set to 0.

Hi Julian, thank you very much for your help! Unfortunately it doesn`t seem to select any of marked word(s). My text is a paragraph text (it has to be), could this be an issue?

Hi Hector! Thank you VERY much for help and your effort. Unfortunately i get several error messages for “invalid or unexpected token”, when i paste the code into the Expression Selector. Even at the first line defining the source text. If i relink it to my Naster Sourxe Text, i get antoher error message at the line, where it splits the text into words.

Hi all,

i have to modify a setup, which allows the user to highlight one or multiple words by adding “**” before and after. The original setup works by adding “=” ( For example: This is a =Highlight=). On a separate Text Layer, everything outside those two “=” characters is then faded out by an expression selector and a specific font is chosen… Read more