"\startlocal ...
\stoplocal" is the way to go -
unfortunately my LMTX (2021.02.02 15:49) disagrees:
\setuppapersize[A4][A4]
\setuplayout[
...
header=15mm,
...
]
\starttext
\input tufte
\page
\startlocal
\setuplayout[he
Werner Hennrich schrieb am 16.02.2021 um 16:29:
Hello Everybody,
I need to increase my header's space temporarily
and according to pg 99 of context_an_excursion "\startlocal ...
\stoplocal" is the way to go -
unfortunately my LMTX (2021.02.02 15:49) disagrees:
\setuppapers
Hello Everybody,
I need to increase my header's space temporarily
and according to pg 99 of context_an_excursion "\startlocal ...
\stoplocal" is the way to go -
unfortunately my LMTX (2021.02.02 15:49) disagrees:
\setuppapersize[A4][A4]
\setuplayout[
...
h
Thank you both, Wolfgang and Hans for helping me be able to use user specified
footnote bulltes.
I am using it in a table which I encapsulate with localfootnotes. I call
\setupnotation[footnote][numberconversion=fnsym] % change footnote symbols
after the startlocal, and it works in the table
found
\startlocal (\startlokaal) in the ConTeXt getting started pdf, but Mk IV does
not know \startlocal (any more?).
My example:
% setup the page format
\definepapersize[wissenschaft][width=170mm,height=240mm]
% use the new page format
\setuppapersize[wissenschaft]
% shape the page
\setuplayout
], but the macros do not seem to be aware of that. I also
found \startlocal (\startlokaal) in the ConTeXt getting started pdf, but Mk
IV does not know \startlocal (any more?).
My example:
% setup the page format
\definepapersize[wissenschaft][width=170mm,height=240mm]
% use the new page format
. I found
\defineparagraphs and \setupparagraphs and it almost works. But for
doublesided documents the text on verso pages is incorrectly aligned. I
tried [location=inner], but the macros do not seem to be aware of that. I
also found \startlocal (\startlokaal) in the ConTeXt getting started
[line=7pt]\lineskiplimit-\maxdimen},after=\stopnarrower]
Hi Steffen,
this works, but the \startlocal...\stoplocal combination is not used
very often in 'the source' (so there must be a better way).
\definestartstop[quotetest]
[before={\startnarrower\startlocal\switchtobodyfont[8pt
]
\definestartstop[quotetest]
[before={\startnarrower\switchtobodyfont[8pt]\setupinterlinespace[line=7pt]\lineskiplimit-\maxdimen},after=\stopnarrower]
Hi Steffen,
this works, but the \startlocal...\stoplocal combination is not used
very often in 'the source' (so there must be a better way
-
Best wishes, Peter
\starttext
\startbuffer[FOO]
%\startlocal
\defineparagraphs[SomePar][n=2]%,rule=on]%
%\setupparagraphs [SomePar][1][width=.5\hsize]%
%\setupparagraphs [SomePar][2][width=.4\hsize]%
%\CalloutFont\setupstrut\setupinterlinespace % right font
\startline[reference] \stopline
\startlinecorrection \stoplinecorrection
\startlinenumbering[continue] \stoplinenumbering
\startlines \stoplines
\startlocal \stoplocal
\startlocalenvironment \stoplocalenvironment
\startlocalfootnotes \stoplocalfootnotes
# \startlocalsetups \stoplocalsetups
columns (plus gutter). So far so good.
To get my heading to stretch across all three conceptual columns, I thought
I'd use something along the lines of:
\start
\startlocal
\setuplayout[...]
\stoplocal
\section{This heading was supposed to start at the left edge of the left
margin and wrap at the right
the leftmost column and width represents the
other two columns (plus gutter). So far so good.
To get my heading to stretch across all three conceptual columns, I thought
I'd use something along the lines of:
\start
\startlocal
\setuplayout[...]
\stoplocal
\section{This heading was supposed
\startlocal\fi
\getvalue{\e!next\currentdescription}% tricky but we need the preroll
\iftrialtypesetting\stoplocal\fi
% \getvalue{\e!next#2#1}%
\iflocation
\bgroup
\letvalue{\??dd\currentdescription\c!sectionnumber}\v!yes
\protectconversion
I have a title page I would like to centre some text on. I can easily
do the horizontal text with:
\startalignment[middle]
...
\stopalignment
But I can't figure out how to get it to do verticle centring.
A \startlocal block modifying the layout might work, but I wonder if
there is a better
: Donnerstag, 04 Mai 2006 19:39:38; gerben.tex
%
\setupindenting[medium,yes]
\starttext
\dorecurse{5}{\input knuth\par\relax}
\start % here starts something.
% local definitions (layout/font stuff,...)
\startlocal
\setupwhitespace[medium]
\setupindenting[none]
\switchtobodyfont[10pt
Miguel Queiros wrote:
Hello Peter,
\start ... \stop mark the boundaries of the local (layout) setup, which
is defined between \startlocal ... \stoplocal. This way you don't need
to redefine your old layout after a local (one page) style change.
ConTeXt returns to the prior layout
Peter Rolf wrote:
Miguel Queiros wrote:
Hello Peter,
\start ... \stop mark the boundaries of the local (layout) setup, which
is defined between \startlocal ... \stoplocal. This way you don't need
to redefine your old layout after a local (one page) style change.
ConTeXt returns
\start\startlocal
\setuppapersize [A4, landscape] [A4, landscape]
\stoplocal
PAGE TWO
\page
\stop
% end of local layout
I'v tested your solution and it worked, but I had problems trying to get
a table inside a buffer using \startbuffer etc... I removed \start and
\startlocal
Hi Miguel,
Miguel Queiros wrote:
\start\startlocal
\setuppapersize [A4, landscape] [A4, landscape]
\stoplocal
PAGE TWO
\page
\stop
% end of local layout
I'v tested your solution and it worked, but I had problems trying to get
a table inside a buffer using \startbuffer etc... I removed
Hello Peter,
\start ... \stop mark the boundaries of the local (layout) setup, which
is defined between \startlocal ... \stoplocal. This way you don't need
to redefine your old layout after a local (one page) style change.
ConTeXt returns to the prior layout automatically.
So deleting them
the orientation of
a single page ?
\starttext
PAGE ONE
\page
% start of local layout
\start\startlocal
\setuppapersize [A4, landscape] [A4, landscape]
\stoplocal
PAGE TWO
\page
\stop
% end of local layout
PAGE THREE
\stoptext
You can add this to the wiki, if you like ;)
Greets, Peter
Thank you
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