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I'm afraid that just part of the job. The individual characters of two fonts can differ in many ways. I can't really see a way to systematically categorize fonts to avoid this issue. Even changing fro …

You probably have the wrong First Baseline Offset setting for this situation. Select the text frame and open Text Frame Options using Cmd + B / Ctrl + B. Switch to the Baseline Options tab: The …

It's possible to set up your InDesign document so the back and front page are shown as a spread instead of being two separate pages. When creating the document, set it up with the wanted Number of Pa …

Actually it should be possible to move and resize a frame on a master page and thereby automatically apply the change to all pages using that master. But it only works if you haven't scaled or moved t …

If I understand you correctly, what you want is actually quite advanced. You want to be able to manually define headers in a table, but if a non-header ends up in the top of a column, you want InDesig …

You need to use Anchored Objects. Cut your side text paragraph frame. Place the text cursor in the beginning of the main paragraph. Paste in the side text frame. Select it, right-click it and choose …

Scaling everything at once holding Ctrl/Cmd + Shift (not Alt!) while dragging with the mouse (as @Lucian suggested) can be quite tricky. The outer bounds of your selection is often irregular and havin …

As mentioned in a comment, this could be achieved using Anchored Objects. I've written an answer about that here. But if your design is as simple as you show on your screenshot, it can actually be ach …

In general I think you are on the right track with this layout. I will comment on your doubts and add a few extra observations. Page Numbers In my opinion, the page numbers are not too small. It's a t …

I've never heard of or thought about spread numbering before, but why not? I see (at least) five different ways to do this. Most of them aren't "dynamic" in the sense that if you start moving spreads …

My guess is, that what you're seeing is the End of Story symbol, which is a "#". When hidden characters are shown, a "#" is present as the last character in all text stories. It can't be deleted and …

Like others have said, not every design needs to use a grid as such to be balanced, but rather a set of geometrical rules. It's common to have some sort of horizontal grid in the form of margins and c …