Read the colours

This atlas explains all 26 Typography rules in plugin 2.0.5 source review, under the Avellio 2.0.0 documentation label. Use it beside a finding, or practise with the Learning Guide. The inspector's actual evidence and available actions determine what can be done for an occurrence.

Colour identifies a Typography rule; urgency is a separate label. A red dot does not by itself mean a more serious issue. Some rules share a colour, so always read the name. Style identity maps, frequency maps, override categories and river severity use different colour meanings; this atlas is not their legend.

The dot and example marker use the rule's actual plugin RGB values. Examples are teaching diagrams, not screenshots. The panel uses ␠ for an ordinary space; the earlier teaching dot · means the same thing. ⍽ represents a nonbreaking space (including narrow nonbreaking space), while ↵ is a generic break in recommendation samples. A centred dot · represents an ordinary space, ¶ a paragraph boundary, ↵ a forced line break, and ⇥ a tab. These visible symbols explain otherwise invisible characters; they are not characters to insert into production copy.

A possible outcome below is an editorial illustration, not a promise of automatic correction. Typography findings can require a manual edit in InDesign. Use a contextual action only when the selected occurrence actually offers it. After changing text or composition, inspect again. A retained intentional finding is a valid decision.

Quick colour index

Edition availability: This guide describes the source edition checked on 29 October 2026. The previously prepared 2.0.5 installer does not include the new Typography recommendations. Installed-panel validation of those recommendations remains pending.