)
\starttextmakeup.
Environment a) was created with \definemaekup[standard] and b) with
\definemaekup[text].
When you write \definemaekup[section][text] you create the new environment
\startsectionmakeup
which inherits the default values from \starttextmakeup.
How to make the label written into one line
[section][text] mean? Not much wiser from wiki.
ConTeXt has two predefine makeup environments, a) \startdstandardakeup and b)
\starttextmakeup.
Environment a) was created with \definemaekup[standard] and b) with
\definemaekup[text].
When you write \definemaekup[section][text] you create the new
headings for your titlepage. As a titlepage is something special
you can use \midaligned, \definedfont etc. to format it, e.g.
\starttext
\starttextmakeup[align=middle]
\definedfont[SansBold sa 2]My Document
\stoptextmakeup
…
\stoptext
Wolfgang
Am 29.04.10 07:41, schrieb Antoine Cailliau:
Hi,
I'm looking for two specific tricks:
First, declaring one (and only one) page as empty. I mean with no
footer/header texts. This is for my cover page, and some page left
intentionnaly blank.
\page[empty]
or
\starttextmakeup
Hi,
First, declaring one (and only one) page as empty. I mean with no
footer/header texts. This is for my cover page, and some page left
intentionnaly blank.
\page[empty]
or
\starttextmakeup
\stoptextmakeup
Second, I want to change the layout (margin, textwidth, etc
Am 27.05.2009 um 00:49 schrieb Vyatcheslav Yatskovsky:
Thanks for all!
I have just one notice: to completely simulate \centeredbox, I need
\vfill before and after.
\define[2]\maketitlepage
{\starttextmakeup[align=middle]
\vfill{\bfd#1}
\blank
Version #2\vfill
\stoptextmakeup
is an hbox ...
maybe use:
\define[2]\maketitlepage
{\midaligned{\bfd #1}
\blank
\midaligned{Version #2}}
I think it's more:
\define[2]\maketitlepage
{\starttextmakeup[align=middle]
{\bfd#1}
\blank
Version #2
\stoptextmakeup}
Wolfgang
Manual}{1.0}
\stoptext
is an hbox ...
maybe use:
\define[2]\maketitlepage
{\midaligned{\bfd #1}
\blank
\midaligned{Version #2}}
I think it's more:
\define[2]\maketitlepage
{\starttextmakeup[align=middle]
{\bfd#1}
\blank
Version #2
\stoptextmakeup}
sure, although
Thanks for all!
I have just one notice: to completely simulate \centeredbox, I need
\vfill before and after.
\define[2]\maketitlepage
{\starttextmakeup[align=middle]
\vfill{\bfd#1}
\blank
Version #2\vfill
\stoptextmakeup}
However, what is \starttextmakeup? What is can
