Hi Hans,
> % \setupinmargin[left][sidemethod=2]
> % \setupinmargin[left][sidemethod=3]
> % \setupinmargin[left][sidemethod=4]
I've tried each of them (with both left and right). In my minimal example,
there is no difference. In my complete document, I noticed sidemethod=3 caused
on margin text to
Matthijs Kooijman wrote:
Hi all,
I've been using \inmargin to put some stuff in the margin of my text, but when
I use multiple \inmargin's close together, the stuff in the margin will
overlap. Is there any way to let ConTeXt just move things down to prevent
overlap?
I'm not forced to move my \i
> Try
> \starttext
> Foo Baz \inmargin {Blerf \\ Baz}
> \stoptext
Hmm, that might work, but my real case is slightly more complicated. I have
the \inmargin wrapped in a \refdef command, that references some topic on some
page. So I say \refdef{foo} and it looks up both the text and page number for
On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 11:47 AM, Matthijs Kooijman wrote:
> W00ps, forgot to include the testcase I made:
>
> \starttext
> Foo \inmargin{Blerf} Bar \inmargin {Baz}
> \stoptext
Your code is ok
Try
\starttext
Foo Baz \inmargin {Blerf \\ Baz}
\stoptext
\starttext
Foo Baz \inmargin {Blerf Baz}
\sto
W00ps, forgot to include the testcase I made:
\starttext
Foo \inmargin{Blerf} Bar \inmargin {Baz}
\stoptext
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Hi all,
I've been using \inmargin to put some stuff in the margin of my text, but when
I use multiple \inmargin's close together, the stuff in the margin will
overlap. Is there any way to let ConTeXt just move things down to prevent
overlap?
I'm not forced to move my \inmargin's around, guessing
